Maybe DEFNAC. ;)
Always a touchy subject. But there was a time before TPG's that we were forced to learn how to grade if we did not want to get ripped off. Part of...
@Old World Coins Your Buffalo nickel is 3 feathers. I can see it clearly from my end. Nice finds!
Yeah but it's still 5:00 somewhere.:D
There is a dealer in Cranston, R.I. who sells circulated $1.00 silver certificates for $125.00 per hundred, so pretty sure he is just taking them...
Actually they didn't lie. They were redeemable. In 1963, the House of Representatives passed PL88-36, repealing the Silver Purchase Act and...
Bentley...I am not being mean. I am being direct. The majority, if not all of your coins you think are doubled dies are not. Yes, I had to start...
Die chip but also called IDB-Interior Die Break.
All of your coins are doubled die. Now please go to Etsy & Listia, post them there, get rich and come back a year from now with your results.
I just wish they would take the 1922 Plain out of albums like they did the 55 & 72 doubled dies. Nice show & tell collection.
Did you mean mottled?;):D
Listen to @Hiddendragon. Patience is a virtue. Sadly we live in a world of wanting everything yesterday and of course, the world of Amazon. (Not...
I am happy for those who had to have one and got one but...$90.00 for an ounce of silver. What a bargain. Sorry, not my cup of tea. The series...
Yes, it most certainly is a die crack.
I cannot for the life of me remember how I acquired this. This was issued by the town of Lee, Mass. in 1930. Many towns issued their own medals...
I use Wizard also but I usually stock up. The $9.95 minimum shipping can kill any incentive for a small order.
I would have loved to have run into so many of these at one time. I had excellent luck with mint bags and doubled dies on the Homestead quarters...
Your first photo shows a pre die break depression. As this gets worse it will form into an interior die break and also cracks emanating from the...
If you are speaking of registration marks, these are not usually on every set of notes but are spaced out. Very similar to coil stamp line pairs....
It's clear as a bell it's a 1909 VDBS! (JK) Possibly buffed but if normal wear, again the most worn cent I have ever seen also.
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