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^ What he said, and the ding just below the 'T' in LIBERTY on the obverse. 63 here as well
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66 is my guess.
She looks expensive! MS64
I couldn't agree more. Why sell silver at X% of melt (I doubt you will get 100% of whatever current melt rate is), and then buy different silver...
That looks like a repunched mint mark, not a repunched date. But we'd have to see the whole coin to tell.
@NSP those are awesome!
Here's another one of mine; 1807/6 Large Cent [ATTACH]
Just picked this up, 1820/19 Curl Base 2 Capped bust Half Dollar (that's a mouth-full) to add to my very small CBH collection. I've always like...
This wouldn't be the best example, as it's been dipped, but it's mine, and other than subdued luster, it's pretty much what it's supposed to look...
To me, the surfaces look like something was done to this coin. It is a very common look to this particular seller's (who shall remain nameless)...
Going by this post: It looks like it was graded 63 or 64... :panda:
@cplradar was this the reveal? 'Cuz it's a pic of anickel...
Reveal?
To be clear, purchase of all US coins for numismatic purposes are tax exempt. Bullion isn't, and never was coinage, and wouldn't be a numismatic...
Keep in mind numismatics are tax exempt in Florida, with or without a resale cert.
Is that Fred and Barney?
Just got off the phone with eBay. It seems Florida just instituted (July 1) an internet tax, and eBay hasn't made all the adjustments for...
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