The doubling looks off to me, especially on the LIBERTY and a lot of places in the motto. I would not buy this one. For the cost of this coin, I'd...
I think I could open the end by carefully rolling the paper back! Will that help? :)
Very nice and I like the way you presented the story. Kudos to you and your sister. :)
Not enough to make it worth more than a penny. :(
Nope
Looks like a spender to me. :)
I don't believe one can just pick a number and call it low. It totally depends on the series. A low mintage on one type can be a high mintage when...
Good morning and welcome to CT Alysia! Nothing special about your penny. No errors and not a Doubled Die (DD). Feel free to post pictures and...
PMD for sure.
There are numerous web sites that sell items like this. Try goggling "Novelty Cents".
Both sides were deliberately worn down. Something was pressed so hard into the obverse that it pushed the reverse out in the same pattern. all...
Let's hope he doesn't run across a gold plated V nickel. :rolleyes:
It has a jewelry bezel holding the coin. Value $.01.
It's plated. Someone with too much time on their hands.
This is one of the most frequently asked questions about United States coins. All Peace Dollars (1921-1935) use the Deco stylized Roman “V” (U)...
Remember, it's the Dark Side. :)
Looks like it might be a filled die causing this. On a circulation strike that area is rather weak due to the portrait and the direction he faces....
Welcome to CT. This is PMD or Post Mint Damage. The transfer of the image occurred by some means after it left the Mint.
I wouldn't even though the mintage is low. XF at best.
Typical weak strike for the coin. No real signs of wear but a few dark spots and those small bag marks hold it back. MS-62, maybe 63 on a good day. :)
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