Is a rim to rim worth more that any other die crack?
Is the crack in his head?
Where a die crack would be a fracture in the die caused by the stress of hammering?
So how would a die gouge happen? By a clash with another die? But that would be a "die clash" and would most likely show an image, right?
I think I have a die crack here. What are your thoughts? It's through his chin and into his cheak. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I think she's medusa's sister.
Another fake coin from grandma-in-law. I hope she's not paying money for these. [IMG] [IMG]
No I don't have a vdb, the shadow makes it looks like it. Thanks everyone for the info!:)
Ya it's pitted but what does net good mean?
What grade do you think this is? [IMG] [IMG]
So do you think the person who did this was tring to make a statement about Roosevelt? Are they calling him an S.O.B.? Or do you think it might be...
They came from grandma-in-law. And one of my pictures didn't work right. This one is boths sides of C. The date says 1903, but thay didn't make...
Any clue to what these are? I can't find them in my red book. The dates don't seem to match. A [IMG] [IMG] B [IMG] [IMG] C [IMG] [IMG]...
The weight is 2.8 g. And I think it a 1980 d. but I really can't tell, it could be 1989.
I found a VF 1910 s Lincoln cent yesterday in a roll. And in the next roll of pennies I found a 1937 mercury dime, it's toned purple. Cool huh!
[IMG] Is this a lamenation error, or high heat damage? Or something else? See the cracking around the edge on both sides. And the image is real...
Hey Thanks. That link was really helpful. Thanks again.
[IMG] Does anyone know where this coin is from or what its called? I think thats arabic on there, but I don't know where its from. Any help?
On coppercoins.com the high grade photos never work. Does anyone else have that problem? It always says webpage not found, on every one I try.
[IMG] I found this penny. It has a wheat back. I'm not sure if someone defaced this coin or if it is an error, anyone know?
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