Very nice Shelia. Nice find!
Your cent is not uncirculated. The column has a dirt filled die (common) and the crack is a scratch.
Why is the center polished?
You've got that right!!
I believe it was 4. Some people do have disabilities that cause them to make the same mistake over and over. I tend to give people the doubt.
Looks like a 62 to me. Forget the scratch, there's a wee bit too much wear on the high points of the headdress to go higher in my opinion. MS-63...
You can read the date just fine. NIC-a-Date will stain the coin and lower it's value. I only use it on no dates. Surprisingly, I've found a few...
Nuts!!!! Another typo.
I'm trying to be positive so the rest of my day will go decently. I;m just thinking he types with his thumbs. ;)
Junk silver is not pure and it's value is based on current pricing and metal content. Usually it's minted coins by a government.
Investing is a long term haul, not short. It all goes up and down. Just ride the surf.
Could have been a typo. The 4 is just below the 7.
You should be able to buy a completed set of 32 coins in a Dansco album for about $225.00.
I'm afraid of what this will start but here goes... Prior to 1964 silver coins (dimes, quarters and halves) circulated freely. Then we went to...
Lack of knowledge, common date. You asked what the value is. I gave you melt. It's real value is: whatever someone is willing to pay you. In this...
Melt value is $6.00. Common date and condition. If you can get $19.00 for that, I'd find more to sell if I were you.
Even in this worn example you can see a smooth background and the coin still has a lot of detail. Your coin lacks both. Sorry, but I believe it to...
Buy the coin, not the label. The coin is real. The label is printed paper. Where's the real value? Or what is being hyped?
It looks like a very faint stem on the "R". Hard to tell from the angle you took but I'm thinking it was a grease filled die.
It looks like it's been in circulation for 124 years. I don't think a counterfeit would look as good as your coin does.
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