That is one outrageous error. It could match my Ike struck over a Barber quarter.... If it existed.
Nicely Bag marked. so, BM-50.
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busco69 some nice coins, is that 1810 a 1/2 dollar? How is the reverse?
acanthite Nice 1913 dime, however, the quarter is the hidden sleeper i the series. Most people concentrate on the obvious keys and semi-keys...
Frank: The coin looks the same in the holder picture as in the blow ups. Do you really think that it is doctored (the picture)?
Here we go: 1) collect copper cents, using metal detectors or specific gravity tester, or by date and ignore the 1982. 2) Amass tons of them; 3)...
LOL, excellent. except on eBay they are priceless. Buy-it-now: $32,000.
Ben: Hard to grade, I believe that the reverse die break may have to be taken into account. But, considering that I'd say that your grades may be...
"1811 Bust Half Dollar -- Your Take" Okay, I'll take it.
Would you like to select a date? & Denomination? Or should we just guess?
well, the higher end services are: PCGS, NGC & ANACS, sometimes ICG (?) ACC & INB are very low end. (Or as you nicely put it :" or more on the...
Yup, just tried it with a Saci $-- they are a real pain to fold! Nearly bent my vice.
Isn't this what our government does, every day? That is, taking junk metal and calling it money?
Yes you did, he is completing it now. See his column in this week's Coin World. No such thing as too much information.
"almost mint condition" Probably just $6.00
I can see it now: Missing: DAK! And he'll be shown with a gold coin in his hand. It'll say: Missing, individual named DAK, we don't want him,...
LOL? What is funny about that? We all know that the aliens communicate with us in unusual ways! Just because they use old silver coins is no...
Plus the coin was buffed to remove the scratches.
Yup, and then PCGS will certify their coins! So, they both win.
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