Good luck to him. The cent outlived it's usefulness 30 years ago.
Excellent answers!
I'm not sure what "other things" you are referring to. I just see normal wear and damage.
I have looked at tens of thousands and have never found one. Not one.
I stay away from CAC coins. They are already marked as having a maximum grade. I've never bought one but then again, I have never gone looking...
I have three 55 gallon drums full of bronze cents and am almost ready to start on the fourth. These have been culled out while looking through...
Glad that it worked out. There's a lot of good information in this post.
My answer is to learn how to grade coins yourself.
Looks normal to me. Keep up the search!
Just BU, as in Beat Up. Keep looking though. There are some good errors out there yet!
I have a couple of ROLLS that look just like your coin. Looks like I'm rich and can retire from the coin business! Opps. Now that there are so...
Excellent coin. Wouldn't it have been great if it also would have been stuck on the dime stock planchet from that year and mint?
Not an error. Damaged after it left the mint.
I don't see anything that would make it more significant than any other dollar bill......
Could you please show the reverse?
Didn't see the other thread but that dime looks butchered to moi.
Yeah, I don't see any missing clad layer either but the cameo is so nice they almost look like the silver issue. Great find! Why doesn't stuff...
I prefer to send my raw gold to NGC as they almost always seem to give higher grades than does PCGS.
There are dates in the early 1870's that have weak Libertys even when they are uncs. It's like the Buffalos from the 1920's branch mi9nts. One...
Can't see much in that pic but I would say no from what I can see.
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