Happy hunting! We are all here if you have questions.
You probably can, since I doubt it left the BEP that way. Looks like something dripped across the surface. I do not believe it is an ink...
Different strokes for different folks. That's what makes collecting anything fascinating.
Gutter folds do not necessarily appear on both sides of a note. The first printing (back) may have a fold that is removed when the second printing...
Broken ladder is just sales hype. Either it is a ladder, or it is not. Triple numbers on a note are nothing out of the ordinary. But you keep what...
I can't wait for the contests!!
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Would that be considered a glue brockage?
I am honored. Thank you!
Nice die crack also. By the way, that is not Lincoln, it is Jefferson.
I will keep that in mind. Thanks.
Even if they would, it would not be worth the cost.
I also collect coin club tokens (metal, not wooden), spinner tokens, and casino tokens. But those are all "coin" adjacent.
Error coins and notes. From any country.
I actually don't remember where I found this. Probably CRH since I have never had a bag of nickles. I don't think I bought it from someone.
This delamination separated from the nickel. It does not fit exactly back onto the coin, so I am guessing there are some small pieces missing....
Wow, that's a great retained lamination!
Why do you say that?
Looks like the "top" arrow took a hit and some of the metal has moved on top of the next arrow. Like others have said, PMD.
Thanks. One of my more unusual ones.
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