They can only give you what they have. They're a CU and try to do stuff within their system. That's how they save money.
What about them?
Definitely md!
Welcome aboard! The wide AM only applies to cents.
What the wrappers look like makes no difference. They were spread throughout the US, so you just have to get lucky.
I'm still trying to figure out which chat room I'm in!
Sorry, but you're wrong in this case. If you think it's md then you obviously don't know the difference.
Sorry I offended you. Most new people come here thinking they found a small date Denver copper because they found the info on YouTube. So what if...
I said the same earlier. On top of the letters you can see the split plating.
Stop getting your coin info from YouTube!
That's split plating.
Actually it would be your first "doubled" die.
Really Patrick? This original post is almost 2 1/2 years old!
Yes, a hit on the lobe.
What's it like living under a bridge feeding on billy goats?
Stop watching YouTube videos!
If you did your homework you wouldn't need to ask!
Yours is a large date. Every coin made with that die is a large date. Not understanding your question.
It's better for you to do the research and learn than have someone keep telling you yes or no.
You have to remember, asking price isn't the value of anything unless it sells for that price. A coin is only worth what someone is willing to...
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