Not bad for a coin that's been out there for 47 years and face value for costs.
Photos look good to me. Great effort. But instead of buying equipment to take better photos try spending the money on coins worth taking photos...
In my opinion, yes. Its worn.
You overpaid but if you wanted it and are happy it was a great bargain.
First Class 1 oz letter is now $.50 so a first class non-machineable should be .$71 or $.72. Not sure what they raised it to. Best wishes.
The common things are: Star Notes Radar Notes 2 and 4 digit Repeater Notes Bookend Notes Ladder Notes Reverse Ladder Notes Dropped Digit Notes...
Missed it by one. And that makes it spendable. Also makes you want to cry.
Just fortunate. Sooner or later something will happen and what will that create?
I've been thinking this way for decades.
I have about the same. Want to go partners? 50/50 of course.
No coin should ever be mailed in a letter envelope. PERIOD!!! Letters go through high speed processing machines. Coins don't bend so it will not...
The shadow I think, is the proof.
Someone did something to this coin. Looks smoothed and with a shadow like Lincoln (facing left, instead of right). Not from the Mint. Occurred...
No. They are scratches that occurred after the cent left the Mint. It's called Post Mint Damage or PMD. Your cent is worth face value. Welcome to CT.
I'm not seeing it.
I will be happy to confirm that is a 2017-P cent.
If you flip your PS3849 (peach slip) over there is a place on the left side where you can authorize redelivery. If properly signed the post office...
What Paddy said goes for me too. He said it all! Welcome to CT.
As stated BUE error due to a nice die crack. Congrats and welcome to CT.
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