Wow ok thanks for the info!
Hi guys, I'm here to bother you with another one of my possible error coins :hail: I know the pictures are less than stellar but when you're a...
$17.00/oz
What he means is that if the coin is made of copper-nickel, acid will eat away the soft metal on the coin from wear and reveal the harder metal...
I think you mean "doubled die", not "srike doubling". Also, I've never heard of "electroplate doubling" before. Then again, I'm no expert but it...
Just a filled die. Not really an error of any sort..
I thought a G4 coin has to have complete rims? Then again, you guys are always talking about how PCGS grades key coins easier :goofer:
I don't know much about buffalos, but what I do know is that even if the coin was produced from the same die pair that produced the 3 1/2 legged,...
I'm no expert but it might be some complications in the die. It also might've been a weak strike. If you look at the hooves of the other 3 legs...
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http://www.numismedia.com/fmv/prices/stdqtr/pricesgd.shtml Looks like in G4 1920S SLQ is worth $20. It's definitely not accurate but it will...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I don't know why it comes out as this color but for some reason in any type of light I take the coin in it comes out...
Cleaning it will cause it to lose a lot of value!
Ouch, that's a bit harsh don't you think? Either way, mikediamond is right.
That's what I was thinking. If I include that it's a slightly rotated die and it has a die clash someone's bound to bite :D
If the 4 coins are worth over $10,000 why would you ever want to tamper with it?!
It looks like the guy forgot to clean the other side :D Maybe someone spilled some sort of coloring agent on one side with a cap on it (thus the...
Oh, I stand corrected.
Do you think $15 was a good price? Personally after realizing that it's cleaned I'm not so sure it is :(
Thanks guys :(
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