Looks like corrosion to me.
I would like to have one myself but I'd pass on this one, save a bit more and buy a better one. I'm not sure if this would grade or not.
Wrong color but if it's real, it's been harshly cleaned. Look at the scrub lines. Save your money.
Looks like the reverse, which is all I can see, has been harshly cleaned. Options-spend it.
CU=Choice Uncirculated, which is aka, A Slider. At least that's what a good friend and retired coin dealer I bought a lot from years ago told me. :)
Okay Sheila, here's what I see. Your bill is cut slightly off center on the front but more centered on the reverse. Look at the borders. That...
Can you post the entire bill?
If you're referring to the PMD that looks like a 4, I could scream.:woot:
Yes, but a minor one. :)
I was not referring to anything like a die clash, which is uncommon. I was simply referring to common errors that occur almost everyday.
The only thing to look for on a Wisconsin Quarter is a high and a low leaf. Everything else is insignificant.
I'm glad it's early and I'm still asleep. :yawn::)
The only realistic price is how much you are willing to pay when you buy and the lowest price you'll accept when you sell. That's realistic. Books...
Until now, I did not know the entire story, just a piece of it. Thanks for sharing. :)
NGC/Silver Eagle/Toned-Given the date probably but not newer. At any rate, it won't be worth the costs you incurred.
That's so fake it made me laugh.
Nice little find Sheila! :)
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Very nice and if it's your thing buy it. I believe it to be a great note to have. I would prefer and have spent that kind of money on paper bills...
Don't forget the key and semi-key dates. They retain their value and usually go up over time.
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