thats all folks, because one member got booted from the site, we have 23/23, unless i am missing somthing
EEW that is just amazing, im loving the color on the hair
quick question: what years for twenties would be valuable if crisp? ive been reading threads and ive seen that anything pre 1980 is a keeper,
melt is about 1600, but depending on what condition the coins were in and if i had the money i would probably pay $1750 i dont know much about...
beautiful coins eew
anyone? lol
so, if it is missing its clad layer or it is even a bit weak, it would be about the color of the first photo?
the 94 looks like one of the 9s dropped, very cool, i will have to start looking for dropped letters
[ATTACH] notice the top left serial number, it seems to be not aligned, but im not sure if it is just this note or if this happens all the time...
Found my first star, its a bit rough,, lol, but not bad for finding it in my lunch money pile [ATTACH]
we dont know anything about it, that is correct, except it is brownish and has a 10 on it:)
in picture #4, does it by any chance have a 10 on the reverse of the coin? because i have about 5 coins that look like that and i havent been able...
okay thanks, because there is no way that NCG would grade somthing like that
what kind of slab is that in?
i meant to say i find them interesting, and just trying to figure out why someone would throw such a pretty penny into the road
i honestly love coins with damage like that, i have about 30 or so, and still adding to my collection :)
id love to go to a foreign country and just spend time sorting coins and learning about culture,
very nice pickups g
Im a bit sore from weightlifting, so i hope my grades arent too far off, im kinda out of my element 66 65 64
what do you think it would have graded in a new slab?
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