This statistic would be very interesting for all threads started, it'd be a nice combination of most threads starters and views generated as a...
My only comment besides beautiful coin is flatten those staples before they scratch another coin. :)
Good advice for all The dealers stay in business by making money. BTW: Just to clarify, I am not a dealer. Coinflation has a Morgan silver...
Spend it
1st - Welcome to Coin Talk This is the one that caught my eye as soon as the group photos went up. Like it!!! Nice collection - even the holed...
Beat me to it John - LOL And now that I understand that 92 = cleaning I would agree with that as well. I just assume that most have been cleaned...
Die clash - those lines are from the shield from the opposite die
Kind of what I was thinking - a little too shinny to be natural toning.
Doug - 92? :) Nice die clash on the cent - I think the cent might have gone a little higher than 63 and agree Genuine 62
Came out of the ground and was cleaned or dipped in acid as Ken mentioned - that's my guess.
No problem :) I can see the pictures you posted. I have seen cents that have turned yellow like yours and there was no added value for the...
Welcome to Coin Talk I have moved this post to it's own thread. Without pictures it will be hard to give you any advice. Best Regards Darryl
I like to color, I like the surfaces, I like the strike, the only question I have is the spot on the collar below his ear that shows up on the new...
Congrats!!! Well earned
And I will raise you another 66 :) [ATTACH]
In circulated condition it would have to be something really special to get any kind of premium. When you really collect fancy serial numbers you...
I doubt that you could get any premium for it because of this particular serial number, Sry :(
Why would it be worth more than $1??? What do you think it's worth and why?
Keep fighting Rick, you are in my thoughts and prayers!
Very nice, love the reverse!
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