It is not Heritage . See This thread It is free, but most of the prices I have looked up are all over the map making it hard to read. I guess...
I tried looking for it, but could not find any info. If you have a link, could you please post?
That is my camera. It is not the coin. I got the 1915- for $18 from eBay. I don't understand, but I am not arguing. The 1912-S set me back...
My pictures are not the best, but my camera is a 3X lens with a 3X digital zoom, 2 meg Olympus. BTW, I only use about 1.5X on the digital....
Do you have a friend, neighbor, family member with a camera or scanner. I would like to see that 1914-D!
Just to play around, I tried a couple more arrows. The red is hand drawn with the straight line function. The second purple is the same arrow...
That is the first time I have done it although I have used paint more than once. It took less than 5 minutes plus about 5 to find an arrow that...
ARLroxta Back to the rest of the initial topic, enter indianheads contest. I know the odds are against you, but it costs nothing and you never know.
That one worked. Not my field, but I would say that the mm's are definitely not the norm.
I would not consider myself an expert, but - 1928 - It does not look cleaned to me. Several small rim nicks and a couple nicks. 63 brown maybe...
n_sandler4, Sorry, but your normal picture did not come through.
After 10 month of looking, I finally found a 1912-S. APMEX had one listed on their site. Only problem with that was I had to pay tax on it....
IF the coins are as he describes, the 11-S would be worth nearly $100, the others ~$100+ (depending on the 1922) and the 14-D is worth $300+.
Is this what you are looking for? FYI, I used paint and copied a clipart arrow (unclicked "draw opaque") onto the picture.
1. How to determine fakes or at least a 1914-D from a 1944-D. 2. Some samples of the different grades. You should be able to get the pictures...
An altered 1944-D should be fairly easy to detect. The 1944 has a VDB on the bottom of the bust. 1914 did not. Also, the true 1914 has even...
No. I mean rotated nearly 180 degrees. That light stripe appears to be on the top for both pictures, but maybe it is a reflection.
Does that coin have rotated dies?
Cody, You can see a few from his eBay feedback billzack
What did you get in the second trip to the dealer? If you haven't done that - why not?
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