Just curious as how you came to that conclusion? Not saying you are wrong.
I can speak from experience. Besides seeing them for sale on websites, I picked up about 3 dozen sets of them from a dealer friend of mine in New...
These were platinum plated by many after they left the Mint.
Likely from a grease filled die. They are interesting but have no real value. I collect them if they are in really nice condition.
Is the DT on the bottom the designer or company. It does not ring a bell at the moment.
Interesting but I have no idea. Slipping dentures? LOL
This has long been a loaded question, depending on who you talk to. Best price-ANACS, decent turnaround time. But if you plan on selling soon, you...
Yes to damage. Look at the rest of the same lettering. It's been smooshed. Copper is soft and moves around easily when hit by something.
As above, linear plating bubble. Much was left to be desired when the Mint changed the composition in the copper plating. It still exists today...
Not surprising considering the age group. My, my.
Cleaned after having been in a fire?
To anyone new to the "American Mint", located in Pa., it is not in any way a government entity. It is a private mint. They do make some very...
If you follow the link like Ed did, and look at their other listings, they have another, a quarter that is also 'rare" and is just a beat up...
Free: 2015 P Rosevelt Dime error, Struck thru grease BAD STRIKE or DOUBLE DIE leaf - Coins - Listia.com Auctions for Free Stuff Safe link friends....
I'm not nitpicking, just making an observation. Does Quarternote have legal use of the Snoopy character without giving credit for using a...
Too many others that were soooo much better. This would not be for me. Jessica Tandy would be one of my top ten though.
Not this problem but all the print magazines are having problems. "Coins" magazine has been discontinued and contents rolled over into Numismatic...
Sorry, but this is not what you are looking for. It's also possible the "L" in Liberty took a hit.
Possibly a dryer coin.
Really, really nice!
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