Cent or penny, it all spends the same. :)
That's great but what did you give her in return? :)
The pictures are either fuzzy or I need to go home for the night. :)
Sorry for your loss. Great story too. Follow Kentucky's advice. I would. Welcome to CT. Enjoy. :)
I'd open neither. Better chance of selling the roll for a profit for the missing edge lettering. :)
I think it's not flat! :)
It's been a long day and I'm tired. Please don't get me started with OA and OI. Thank you.:)
1970's I believe. It worked then and it still works. If it ain't broke, don't fix it! :)
Love the work but please get him to stick with common dates. I wouldn't mind having a couple of those. :)
Then, I'd buy what I could and cost average my higher costs so my overall costs will be lower. Then, when it goes up, it doesn't have to go as far...
Not a die chip. It's a plating bubble. I have hundreds of them. The area I work in is infested with them. Easy to see when in hand. :)
It's in the realm of "novelty coins". Do a search on Google and you'll see what I mean. New, common and it will cost you more to buy it than what...
The word "transition" itself implies "change". When the obverse or reverse of a coin change it's transitional. You have a last year and a first...
Take a little extra that you can afford and set it aside each pay period. $25.00 a week = $100.00 per month. If you set it aside, don't touch it,...
Not worth anything but it is a nice plating bubble. Very common on zinc pennies.
It's kind of like GSA Dollars huh? They are now worth more with the original packaging then without.
Lack of an image or part of an image that should be present on the coin itself.
It's a spender! :)
If you have leaves on the obverse, you've got something but I don't see it. All I see is a dime worth ten cents.
Silver is going through a small market correction. The lower is goes, the better the buying opportunity. Why would you sell at a loss? You'll just...
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