This was a good read.
I only pull them because I'm weird and have had a fascination with S-mint coins since I was a kid. I've looked at most of them for varieties, but...
The most common S-mint cents I pull are 1971 and 1972, followed by 1970 and 1969, then 1973, 1974, and 1968. I have many rolls of each that I...
I see absolutely nothing "prooflike" on this dime. It does have nice frosty luster and a great strike, so that MS67 is warranted in my opinion,...
A genuine 1943 copper cent would have strong devices and lettering as the pressure required to strike up the steel coins was greater than the...
Its nice but with that much damage, I can't imagine it slabbed at all.
the IHC looks like a dug coin; and the back is rust from a near-by iron object that was buried next to it, IMO.
I DVR'd it but haven't watched the episode yet- but I did watch the clip online. Cool item- that's something I would've liked to have owned as well.
I am 100% for the removal of dead presidents from our coinage and the return of Lady Liberty.
I like the coloring.
When the description is contradictory to itself and/or photos, it's always smart to send a message to the seller asking for additional information...
The S-mint mark looks to be the type that was in use in the 1950's. My guess is 1954-S.
Looks like it was treated with acid, which would reduce it's weight some.
Any details on the Anaheim show?
Well the 14 day return policy is a slightly more reassuring. This series is one of the most heavily counterfeited issues of US gold out there....
It's a draped bust cent. I can't read the date to tell you much more than that. They minted Draped Bust cents from 1796 through 1807. The 1793...
PCGS is the third party grading company who assigned the grade of MS65 to the coin. They are the most respected TPG, along with NGC. 50C refers to...
How about whether it is authentic or not? The pictures aren't sharp enough to evaluate that.
Could also be attributed to enviromental damage. Maybe a metal detecting find.
Could it be environmental damage (metal detecting find)?
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