Probably.
I don't know what it is you decided to keep but I'm glad you made that decision. 1 photo, please 1 photo is all I ask. :)
You either collect or invest in them. 3x spot is not an investment, it's a collection.
It's commonly referred to as a "novelty" coin.
LMAO!! Have a great day Doug. :)
"Early Dollars"? The first thing I think of is pre 1850. The next thing I think of is: they have grace and style, wonderfully designed coins,...
I wish I had the time to create things like this.
It's a labeling error. That's an "S" for sure. Just so you know, it's also VG-10 as stated, not MS-10 as you posted. :)
Fairly common, not worth much but I'd keep it because it's neat, in decent shape, well misaligned and it's the 200th anniversary of the country....
It was damaged after it left the mint. Listen to your local coin dealer. It looks like damage from a coin rolling machine.
$.01 It's been damaged after it left the US Mint. Spend that puppy.
$.01. Nothing special that I can see. It even has a fingerprint and they minted billions of them.
Too many to count!!
My own Excel Spreadsheet.
It's as old as Paddyman98 and older than me but it has more wear. It's not as old as dirt through. :)
It's a high spot on the coin. The cut, as you call it, is a bag mark from other coins. The common term is PMD or Post Mint Damage. Value is $.05 each.
There are a lot worse things that could have happened to you. :)
Same with me.
If we don't see the reverse we can only assume that there is putty on the obverse.:)
That coin has great detail! Shame about the bag marks.
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