If you didn't have a new fuse, you could put a cent in the fuse socket and screw the bad fuse back in. Not safe to do but you had power.
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I don't have images of the slabs but each of these are in different types of slabs. 2 are ANACS one of those is an early photo cert. One is PCI...
I agree. Not a proof.
That was the best way to spot them on ebay in the early days. You could see it even with crappy images.
You have to be really careful over there. One wrong word can get you the boot. That's why I said to read the rules. They don't give out many...
Nice coin. I wonder if it grew the spots in the holder.
Check out this site. Lots of information. http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Hierarchy.aspx?c=111&title=Standing+Liberty+Quarter
Both are really nice. I'm at 55 and 65.
Wow. I'm feeling old. My book stops at S-10.
It's just damage.
If it weighs the same you know that it's a normal dime that has had a hard life.
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To me, this looks like one of the sorting machines ate the package. It looks to be torn in more than one spot.
I don't know. The image is too dark. I'll guess MS something.
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It's worth one dollar.
It's just a normal cent with a bit of damage.
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