Don't get impatient and buy one just to get it. Wait for what you really want. Best Wishes. :)
These are tough to grade but I'd say MS-63. Since they are known for heavy circulation and even though this shows wear, it's minimal for the...
It's a 1971-D, worth a full cent. You could probable remove the "blob" and in the end, it will still be worth one cent. PMD. :)
MD. It's more common that you would think on ASE's. Nice to have a good one like this. :)
As for the last picture posted: I believe it to be a Campaign Token made of copper. It should measure app. 3/4" across, with a plain edge. The...
All I see is a worn 1917 D or S. I think it's an S but it's worn and my eyes are tired. Usually at this hour, after 11 hours at work, I see...
In my opinion, none. They just act as a seller for numerous businesses. It's a place to buy and trade and eBay does not carry any inventory. As...
Not a chance.
Without seeing a photo, I'd say yes. Seeing a photo probably won't change my mind either. McClellan, Lincoln, Grant and numerous others had these...
Exactly! One can get a slabbed one for under $50.00 in F-30.
Just in case you still have any doubts, listen to what Frank said. :)
I've never had any problems in using a $100.00 in any store. The closest issue was at a recent rock and gem show. The merchant couldn't see a...
Welcome to CT. It's the worse "fabrication" as you put it, that I've ever seen. I'm still LOL. No offense meant. I'm laughing at the coin?, not...
I refuse to lay on my side or stand on my head to view your photos so as I see them sitting in my chair I believe it to be as follows: 1864...
Yet another attempt by someone to try and make nothing worth something. Sad. :)
PMD! Are you enlightened yet? :)
Listen to Paddyman! He got it right! :)
Who puts coins on a plastic bag anyway?
I'm thinking it's NT and AU-58. Nice looking coin. Let us know when you get it back.
What a beauty!! That was worth the wait! :)
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