Even if he were selling SGNA coins, that is perfectly legal provided he does not mention SGNA , put a numeric grade in the title, and basically...
Just what do you think might be against eBay policy? There is nothing wrong I can see.
Try Heritage; http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1136&Lot_No=578...
It appears to be woodgrained (a woodie). You are correct, your pictures are very hard to read. I would guess it would go VF and likely has been...
Hey! All I have is probably the same thing you have. The Red Book says they were used from 44 - 46. Lange only mentions it for 44. I will add;
You two need to read this;
They were runnable, not running. They pulled them out in the early to mid-50's. Been to a museum in KC, Fort Worth, and OKC; rode one in...
A little podunk town in extreme Western Pa called Greenville.
Here is what used to be in my hometown. I worked for them one summer (1968) and made it to their round house one day. They had 5 of them in...
I am pretty sure at least most of those lines came from preparing the zinc sheets and/or planchets for copper plating. The early (82 - maybe 90)...
Yes, that is true. The "blurb" you mention is more like a little (tiny?) dot, but if the "S" is not worn too much and the die not filled, it...
Some further info;
Thanks for the article and for the link. I will merge it into this thread http://www.cointalk.com/t78043/ BTW, not being able to quote the...
Very nice looking coin. Do you think that toning came because it was a roll end?
Here is a tread that will at least explain part of you answer http://www.cointalk.com/t56246/
Then explain this courtesy of the White House http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents/harrystruman; No matter which rule you chose, this...
That explains a lot of the gunk on the coin and maybe even GDJMSP's cleaning comment. However, this mintmark is below the 9's and the only real...
I wonder what the half did to someone because that someone sure hated that half. What else would cause anyone to beat that much crap out of it.
I gather from the comments that there is or was no such thing as a Mifflin county mint. Correct?
Yeah, I am stumped on one also. And another. And another. And another. And another. And another. And another. And another.
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