Looks like a magician's coin. That's why it appears rotated. One of these: [ATTACH]
What about when the world ends and we have to use junk silver to buy stuff? Need these pre-82 cents to make change for that, right?
Here's an old thread that may help or at least provide you a reference:...
Doesn't look like anything to me.
Looks like a CWT to me, but I don't know the type.
https://catalog.usmint.gov/230th-anniversary-flowing-hair-silver-medal-24YH.html ^here you go - I did the work for you. Marketed as a medal.
Double lottery: 1,794 of the medals will feature a “230” privy mark 230 of the privy marked medals will include a certificate of authenticity...
I agree that it's not right and clearly misrepresented. But I don't know that reporting it would do anything.
I used to until I had a few boxes worth, but I ended up dumping them. You'll get more love in the coin roll hunting forum by the way.
First silver in a long time, one dime. [ATTACH]
Yeah if you don't have a red book, get one - they're like $15 on amazon. Or you could find one a couple of years old for barely over the cost to...
Also I just noticed that is a D mintmark, so another reason it's not silver. [ATTACH]
Also known as "Blue Ikes" - they were made in 40% silver clad and sold by the mint. 1971-1974. And again in 1976 in the bicentennial 40% set.
That's not silver, it's CuNi clad. Both are spenders.
Cool finds and nice coins.
I forgot I had a pdf with my currency collection on this computer. Mine is Speelman/White, Fr.39. No mule. [ATTACH]
Yours is Fr. 36, so different signers.
Alright, I figured it out. I have one of these, raw, I'll check it tonight. Anyway, here's the correct backplate number position: [ATTACH] And...
Here's one that I thought might come back AT - bought it raw with this toning maybe 10 years ago. Straight graded, got it back today. As usual,...
I've thought about collecting the short 5-coin "blue Ike" set - the unc. 40% silver ones. Collecting them in PCGS plastic, that is. I have them...
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