Oh boy.
I see you are new to CT, so welcome and young so I'll be kind. Not even close. Go buy a Yeoman Redbook. That will help you understand.
Happy Hunting and you should be proud of her for getting them. :)
They are known as Novelties.
I would but my lawn is screaming for me to cut it and it takes almost all day, 7 acres.
Not high enough to grade in my opinion. The reverse looks good, except for Monticello, which looks like the building was filled with grease. Is...
Definite die chip in the "D". The leg may have taken a hit. No sure from the photos. At any rate, neither is worth much more than a buck at best.
All I see is an environmentally damaged 1970-D quarter. Then again, I do have difficulty in turning my head 90 degrees to the right. Welcome to CT. :)
Thanks goodness! It took so long to load I thought you were talking about the chair. Nice looking collection. :)
Take it back to where you got it and demand the bill that's 2 digits before this note. Remember, the customer is always right. :) It's a bummer....
Not true. Just post one here on CT and see what happens. :)
I think it's been cleaned and would only get a cleaned, details grade.
Sorry, but I'm not as old as you so I can only assume that what you see is not as clear as you think it is. :D LOL
Not stupid at all. Your questions shows you are thinking. All fingerprints are PMD or Post Mint Damage and that's not good. :)
The most important thing here is to keep you and your friend, buddies. Decide together what you're going to do with the collection and do it. A...
One and you just got it! :)
What a great note. Keep it safe. :)
Sad, sad, sad. The school officials and police should be charged. And a 13 year old missed lunch because of stupidly. Who's the real criminal?
A great example of a grease filled die where the designer's initials should be.
In Pennsylvania I have only seen 2 16-D's. Sorry to hear about your health problems. I will say a prayer for you. :)
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