And the winner is....... hiho!!! Congratulations! Here is your prize package: One certified (minor error) U.S. $1 bank...
Okay! No more entries! The winner will be announced in 10 minutes (I have to reboot my computer....)
Thanks again, Doug! The comment about the kids liking the blood and guts makes a lot of sense.
That's a great error! and Welcome to Coin Talk!
One hour left to get your entries in!:hail: http://www.cointalk.com/t140738/
Welcome to Coin Talk! Love to see a pic of it! Asking prices on ebay run $800 and up for example.
LOL! That's great! Now, a title like that could get a lot of youngsters interested in ancient coins!:)
That's very cool, Sunflower! I went through the website and checked out a lot of the folk art. Really interesting and some really talented people!
Oh, one can never have too many ancients (or duplicates:D).
I'm loosing track of which of my purchases I've posted. This one I just picked up last week. Keeping in the "slipped digit" theme: [IMG]
These are my latest pickups. The information provided is from the sellers and I haven't done any research on either to confirm the accuracy. If...
Very Nice, Lucyray!:flirty0wink:
Now, that's a pretty sight!:thumb:
You are correct. I didn't word it quite right. (Typing and watching tv at the same time:D) Lathe lines would appear only on the earliest strikes.
Welcome to Coin Talk! How did it happen? Have you got evidence to back up your claim?
Common 1953 $5 notes, in circulated condition, run about $7 and up.
So far they are just an interesting find for collectors. They can commonly be found on earliest die strikes. The mint says they are lathe lines...
Prospector posted it here first: http://www.cointalk.com/t124544-4/
Looks to be a die crack.
Wow! Never heard of it, would never have come close! Congrats Lunar Lord! Thanks Abe for expanding my horizons! My life is now complete.:goof:
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