Share the wealth, send it up north. :)
If I wasn't at work I'd be in bed at this hour. Not sure what the roads are like where you live but if they're like I have, drive safely. :)
Check your earlier thread.
There are a few different types of doubling on coins. A double die (DD) is and looks entirely different for Machine (MD) or Hub doubling. Do a...
They used more grease than necessary. Look at the word STATES OF, more grease there. :)
I hope you washed your hands before eating. Nasty! :)
It's not worth 1 pence of 20 pence. :)
It's a grease filled die, very common. Worth face value but neat to keep one in your collection. Keep searching! :)
No, it's just wear from age. Welcome to CT and enjoy! :)
Yes, I'd buy any US 90% silver coin for that price. :)
I think the grade is correct. I'd keep it as is since you paid for it. When you sell it, the person who buys it will feel the same as you do.
Welcome to CT. Listen to these guys. They know their stuff. Enjoy! :)
Personally, I do not like the Ike dollars. Yours would be one that I wouldn't mind to have in my collection. It's a beautiful coin! Enjoy. :)
It's not going to cost you anything to keep it, so.... :)
Since the date was obvious I did take the 64 in the title to mean it's grade, especially since the 19 were missing. :)
Nice looking coin. I can't believe it's only a 64. o_O
Looks like a nice, clean coin. :)
Either PCGS or PMG are highly used and respected. Either would be fine to use. :)
It's the cold weather. :)
Grease strike through-common.
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