Never seen nor heard of that until now. I would guess that the other searcher had that made for themselves.
Well done!!!
According to PCGS on AU-55 it's a $360.00 coin. Sorry buddy but that's not rich in my book. It's a nice coin and a small value but not rich.
You're not going to get rich on this coin.
Glad you own it. Not but, buy it. Typo
After way to many years of collecting I still have questions. Especially with all of the varieties that exist.
Die Deterioration. Nice find but not a true double die. Keep searching and welcome to CT.
Photos are too dark to be sure but it looks like something is there. Also looks like a 1 over an S too.
Very nice find! Do I detect a little enthusiasm over your find? You deserve it! Congrats and keep searching.
As previously stated: It's an educational note and the style is art nouveau. The bill you posted is Series 1896 and that settles it.
I think the terminology you're using is the reason you fail to understand my point. By using the definition as defined by Merriam-Webster we may...
One can not think of coins as bullion. They just contain a small amount of Gold or Silver. Because it's a coin you'll pay a higher price for that...
Low grade coins. It's fun to fill that hole but I'd only use G or VG. It's not good way to store but if low grade, then it's fun and exciting as...
Coins are minted for circulation. Bullion is not. Paper assets are not, including greenbacks or whatever color they are today or tomorrow.
Sorry Sarah but that coin has more blisters than my hands have splitting wood all day.
You made money and that's what counts!
Just ask yourself "How high does gold have to go to double my money at today's prices? How high does silver have to go to double my money?" And...
A nice clean example of this die variety for this coin. If you don't own it, but it.
Fairly common so melt is about $1.20-$1.25 meaning that's about what I'd pay. If I needed that date to plug a hole in my album then $1.50. Welcome...
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