First, welcome to the neighborhood @Olaf lord ! Once you learn how coins are produced at the Mint and how to grade coins, you'll quickly realize...
I think you already know. I don't think I have to remind you what the last three mean. Would you like your children spotting this car driving...
It's hard for me to tell what it is. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood! Yes, these are a nice grouping with original patina.......except, of course, the 1919-D with the spot of PVC...
OFF TOPIC Nothing to do with you, of course! I once reported a Florida driver whose license plate was 6UALDV8 because I did not think it was...
I'm not talking about you posting them here. We already know that you're crazy. ;);) We just don't need any more new crazies in our midst. Chris
I think you should find a lot of varieties since you posted this thread in World Coins. Chris;););)
The image is too blurry to tell. Chris
Oh, no! Please don't! We get enough crazies, here, who think they have found a coin straight out of "Strike It Rich With Pocket Change". Chris
The only way that will happen is if he wants to post a "See! I told you so!" Otherwise, if it is a fake, it is likely we will never hear about...
The images were taken at an angle which doesn't help. I'm not so sure that it isn't a fake. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood, Tina! You need to post photos of your note. Chris
AU at best. Chris
A flat-cinch stapler is the only way to go. Don't get cheap by using pliers. They don't always work as well as you'd like. Chris
I'm pretty sure that it is a dryer coin which is post-mint damage (PMD). If it were a weak strike, you would still see evidence of the reeded...
I would get it authenticated, first. I don't think it would grade that high, but it would be worth more if it was established as a discovery coin...
I think you're right! Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood @Joaquin ! You probably won't find a coin like this in circulation, but it is fun to imagine what it would be...
The Pan-Pac is one of my favorite commems, but this one just looks too clean for my taste. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood @Heather Sawyer ! As you sift through your circulated coins, you're bound to find a few that have been abused...
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