Welcome to CT. Glad you found them. Nice but only worth about $.015 each or $.03 for both. Nice condition but common.
Not even close.
It's a spender so toss it in the change jar. No wait, on second spend it so you won't ask again in the future. :)
Nice. A keeper for sure. I like simple stuff like that.
The only difference between the 1977 and the 1977 A is a different signature appears on the bill.
If you look real close and stare at it for some time, you can see it's a 1909-S VDB. :)
Pictures, we must have pictures!!!
That is bad. Congrats. :)
Afraid not Shelia. That was normal for Morton's signature.
I'm not crazy for Baber Dimes like I am for Mercury Dimes but I'd get those holes filled ASAP. :)
Different. Man Made. Nice toning.
Based on the close-up of the steps I would say no. Otherwise, you have a gem of a coin.
For the record, I never said Wexler has nickel varieties. I said his website has an article on the types of doubling found on coins. He explains...
You're welcome. :)
Oh yeah, worth $.01 cent. :)
Looks like a normal 1998 cent to me. Zinc coated with copper, fingerprints, stained a few bag marks, plating issues and a wee bit of toning. All...
I'll not argue, besides, with the condition of the bill in question, it's $20.00.
Best wishes for bidding successfully on what you want. :)
No, it just didn't get plated correctly with the copper coating. It happens all the time. Worth face value. The cent is zinc and that is what you...
I don't have the link but go to Wexler's and he has a page on Doubled Dies and the various types of doubling. It's good.
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