The color and texture of the last 2 photos don't look like a nickel. Perhaps take some normal lighting photos next to some nickels.
Compare your coin to this: [ATTACH]
Of course there are 1 of a kind rarities. But I can't think of any that were produced in a modern high speed coining production at the mint.
As you can see in the second photo the circumference is slightly smaller than the first. It has been machined down, and the first coin hollowed...
Yes I know it is counterfeit, manufactured, fake. I meant you couldn't just have 1 of them if it was a real coin made in production.
Quarter in the inside front right corner, so it wasn't really visible. But I saw a silhouette and went for it. The way things are going these...
There are three types of just the 3 cent silver pieces. (And then the 3 cent nickel would be the 4th type.) Type 1 No Star Outline 1851-1853...
It's a spender.
Not worth grading. If it's fake it's not worth anything. If it is real it is worth the silver value. Just under $14.
PM sent. You can have this book.
It can't be real as there is only one. A reverse wheat die would have produced many thousands of coins, and if it had been discovered and the...
So I put in fresh batteries last night, but I don't check my rig. I am about to go and I still hadn't checked it. I flip it on and there's no...
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