Use a pencil eraser. You'd be surprised at how well it works, while restoring the original mint state luster. Best of all, the soft rubber won't...
The certificate has a typo. Artis, instead of artist.
[ATTACH]UNC. Silver[ATTACH]Clad Proof
Is plastic resin a recommended way to encase a coin?
It's always the smaller details that counterfeiters mess up on. All of my Buffalo nickels have the same spacing with respect to the lettering and...
[ATTACH]Sorry to resurrect an old thread. But I think this guy has a possible counterfeit. [ATTACH]I'm no expert. But These are the differences.
I pulled this one from circulation and compared it to the uncirculated one I have in my book. The difference between to two is more obvious when...
I've tried to take a picture of this coin. But it always comes out blurry. Anybody know anything about the incomplete ponytail variety of the...
Errors like this became more common when the mints started using cheaper metals to mint coins. If I'm not mistaken.
I find gaming tokens, silver dimes, and Canadian coins mostly in the reject trays.
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