MS 69 is almost perfect. Which is not likely with a business/ circulation strike. To my ignorant eyes this coin is not even MS-65. This coin is...
+- .13 tolerance. 3.19 is only +.08
Prob could have just shoveled it into a plastic grocery bag.
Looks good [ATTACH]
Could be altered. Maybe it's not a 65, maybe it was a 68 that took a hit. (Or something.)
What are you talking about? You just posted something saying there are no 1965 mms.
Rechecked the numbers and edited my post. You can look something up and there will be 3 different sets of numbers.
A dollar bill costs about 5.7 cents to print, and lasts about 22 months on average. A dollar coin costs about 10 cents to mint, and lasts about 30...
You can get good value. Don't bid early. Bid at a time/day when there's little or no action, look for a good deal and put in a bid just before...
Coin Star haul today [ATTACH]
I thought they did. They have plans to get rid of it in the future.
He said there is no hole for his 65-D. Lets see a photo of this million dollar nickel.
Ooh that is awesome. I have a 1972-D that weighs 2.6, and I suspect foreign planchet. I didn't know they made them in Denver. Thanks for the...
I thought these were $5 AGE's and not $10.
Road rash. 5 cents.
Perhaps they changed the centismo when the US went to the 2.5g zinc cent in 1983. Are you saying this coin was struck over a centismo? That's not...
I dug one of those up last week. Love finding dollar coins.
To answer Mike Noodle (and there is nothing political in this discussion) Here are some of the posts I read yesterday: Half dollars circulated...
It looks good. Too many people posting the 1960-D which is worth 1 cent. [ATTACH] This is not a great photo. To the naked eye the SD seems more...
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