Nice to see from the photo in the article that we are going back to the small head notes.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say .10 cents.
The 1686 is the most common of the four dates - 1685 is almost as common. However 1688 is quite scarce and 1687 is rare. The difference in catalog...
Generally these no S coins can not be found in circulation. If it looks like a worn regular dime, it is a worn regular dime. More than half the...
Let's see this bad boy. If real I would keep it and not sell it.
Just a D. With a lot of these coins, check first if there is a known variety. (D over S, etc.) Because, while it is "possible" to be the first...
You must be near the border. You get a lot of Canadians.
The problem was it was posted here with no problem. I am not speaking about the OP (Dianne) here, in a lot of these posts it seems as if people...
You have to check the 79-P for the Near Date wide rim, going to assume the S is the blob S. [ATTACH]
Oooh. I have seen that reverse. But I have never seen that obverse. Nice score.
Well that's the correct weight for a missing clad layer. As for the rim, I don't remember what to look for. It's in a couple of other missing clad...
Yeah I wasn't happy. But I couldn't have gotten to that place earlier cause I had all my sites lined up to not waste time and mileage driving...
Nothing. You can post them in the "almost" thread in the currency forum. As they are all near misses.
How much does it weigh?
I'm at .25 cents retail on both of those. Certainly nice keepers, but just put them in a 2x2 coin flip.
.56 in the Coin Star which was a nice score by itself. I go to the self checkout, the area is deserted, there is a dollar in the cash change and a...
Maybe someone wire brushed it? (Before you got it.) They may have tried to clean, or scrape off whatever crud was there, permanently destroying...
QC appears cleaned. It's too pink.
The other coins look in decent shape. Glad it's the holder.
Damaged.
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