1979 SBA with the clear S. Type-2. 1981 SBA with the clear S. Type-2.
Nice vid. What are the varieties/errors to look for in these sets? 1955 cent DD, 1960 Lincoln small date, 1964 Kennedy accented hair. 1969-S DD...
I have found a few MK's. They are "Michael Kors" Found the photo of the giant ring it's in the back on the right size 14. [ATTACH]
I found another ring in my junker pile. It is stamped 925 EC but I think it's good. The 925 is upside down at 12 o'clock. [ATTACH]
OK look, even though the 1959 is in good shape, how much is it worth, a dime? It could cost $20- $30 to get it graded. I like it, just put it in a...
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I like the semi con man. Played by Pat Buttram. You can see him in the famous Alfred Hitchcock episode: The Jar.
Just looked blurry to me. I couldn't tell what it is.
Points for Stevearino and Ed Wood School of Grading.
Agree with the other posts. How about a comparison photo with your bow tie, and another bow tie to show why you think there is an error?
^^^^^^ I agree with the grade. But sometimes, aren't planchet errors considered details?
I like the 1917 17D and 17S with no stars on the reverse under the eagle. (Type 1) Affordable semi key dates.
These coins are very common (40's Mercury dimes). 1945-D. It looks cleaned. Uncleaned $1.50. Cleaned, melt value $1.20. You want old, rare and...
I see damage on both sides. Pit's on the obverse and rim ding. Big chunk at 9 o'clock on the reverse. VF-details. Worth melt value. $1.20.[ATTACH]
Can you go to a jewelry store, and have the metals analyzed without damaging the coin? When it comes back and it's not 95% copper and 5% tin/and...
It's not anywhere close to high enough to be valuable. I'll go VF-25. Needs to be MS-60's. It's a spender. There are tons of these in circulation....
Yes it looks like that. But the stamp is actually on top of that eagle. And the way they have designed the new bills with the color shifting ink...
hard to tell from that photo if it is 21 or 20.
It's not so much the damage, but the fact that it appears circulated. The other nickel proofs don't show that. Proof is not a grade but a method...
The D mm is very straight. I didn't realize that in the sideways orientation. I'm not sure what this discoloration is: [ATTACH]
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