It's early and I'm already tired. I wake up tired at this time of the year. Too many hours at work but that photo is either out of focus or I'm...
I think we have an honest EBay seller. That's the best description for this coin I've seen in a long time.
I wouldn't do anything except keep it :)safe.
If you look real close you can see a 17 formed from the scratches, I think. :)
I have to go with 65. A few too many, but small, bag marks. Is that a die crack on Washington's neck? How significant is the doubling on the...
I'd keep them both just because your wife found them and not you. If you have her spend them then she might not look for you in the future. Make...
Looks like a miniature reindeer to me. :)
With those restrictions, I am forced not to respond to this thread.
No, I only collect coins I like. That's why I don't collect commemorative's, too many designs I don't care for.
Too many scratches for a 65 but I'd go a solid 64. I love how there is no toning in the bottom half of the first 8. That small area is as bright...
It pays to be good to your tellers. :)
So by your definition, the Wisconsin Quarter error, is not an error? The high and low varieties were caused by a mint employee that scratched 2...
What they said. PMD=Post Mint Damage. The damage to the coin was NOT caused by or at the US Mint. It was done after it left the mint.
I have numerous pads of political bills made for a joke. A company makes them and they look just like this. You have what I would call PPD or Post...
Highly unlikely.
Exchange or return but that spot's gotta go.
If the copper shine is bothersome to you, just let the air get to it. In time, it will dull and look like the rest of the coin.
It catches my eye just the way it is. :)
Looks like a greaser to me. A good one but a grease filled die, which is very common.
Just spend it. It's worth one cent but hey, if you had 99 more, you'd have a dollar! :)
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