I think the 1934's carry a small premium. But if they are circulated, worn, marked with ink, pin holes, folds, stains, it's not much above face...
The ground here is like cement, and has been searched to death. So I am hunting clads. The silver is a bonus. 2 golds this year.[ATTACH]
So if I read the 2nd post correctly, my 2 1938-D's which are not RPM, are rarer?
2nd one looks like a no doubter RPM. I am unsure on the 1st one. Does it match with known RPM in that position?
3 silver rings today [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Without looking at the other posts I was also 65,66.
I am sure when people inherit coins, and have no interest in them, and they take them to the LCS to sell them, they are informed that some of them...
Better pic. Is it MS? IDK. It has circulated a little. Someone prob spent it out of their collection. And you saved it before it went through the...
Here's 3 1982-D "small date" copper for just $20,000....
First it would have to be a mint state coin. (MS-60 to MS-70) I don't think yours is. And then, the steps have to be continuous with no broken...
Agree with post #2. The coin on the scale is not a 1983. Photo is blurry but it appears to be 1980. And BamBam is correct. No mint mark on the...
Nice for circulation. Reverse is very nice. Could be the photo the obv is a tad mushy. Those lines are super straight on the rev. I don't see the...
They aren't worth "a buck or two". Before the replating they are 10 , 15, 25 cents depending on condition. After the replating, now they are...
Clad layer missing is generally 1 side only. Plus you can weigh it. Yours is the other ED.
Appears to be replated. That makes it worth almost nothing. (I have a couple of these.)
Nah. The 1939 is very common and this is in terrible shape. The 1939-D and 1939-S are good coins. A couple of the semi key/key dates of the...
There are a couple of old threads here which explain it better, and show photos. Try the search box "1939 Jefferson with 1938 Reverse" or something.
Maybe it was only a cent. A nickel or quarter would be rejected. I got a really smooth (AG-03 at best) 1942-S nickel in there one time. That was...
The 1940 is the more common one. I went through all my 1939's (30+) and I found 2 that were the rarer 1938 reverse, so that was cool.
I can't tell from the photo which reverse it is. In 1939, the Mint struck 1939 Jefferson nickels with two different reverse designs. The first...
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