yes we...oh, wait, you're right. we got kicked out. i guess that's why sports competitions are the us vs the world. :goofer::too-funny: to get...
so what are the odds that 2 unmarked bills would get a hit? because, as i said before, i don't mark my bills and i have 2 hits.
congrats rlm! thanks for the contest lincolncent!
thank you for the info! i knew they were common coins, but i wasn't sure on the mintage. and i'll be sure not to call the vase a ribbon again. :o
it was the only one in the shop. :(
hey guys, i need some help with this one, as i don't have a 19th century krause. i picked this up for 25¢. i believe the "B" on the reverse is for...
you did good, imo. the 1872 is a tough date to get in any grade. :thumb::thumb:
back in july, i received a series 1957 $1 silver certificate in change. a week later, i received a series 1963a and 1963b!
the oldest i've found is a 1908 liberty nickel
i second your opinion.
some things that give indications to me of a cleaning are circled [ATTACH]
it was the pic. i agree that it looks to have been cleaned at some point.
imo, 1872 is g4. 1908-s is ?? what's going on with the mintmark?
my favorite store is such because i can go in and talk college football while i shop for coins. the owner keeps an eye out for things that he...
the hair and ribbon on the obverse appear to be lacking some detail, as well as the lower end of the wreath on the reverse. upper vf to lower ef, imo.
nice coins!! i really like that 1880!!
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i'd say au details. there's something with the ribbon and the hair just above it that bothers me.
i paid $8. the dealer knew it was silver, but since it wasn't an american coin, he put it in his "junk bin".
i need to get more acquianted with grading japanese coins. i have quite a few showa coins, but haven't really done much with them until recently.
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