These come out of mint sets and have value. I had a couple from Denver still in the packaging, but I sold the sets.
Test came back silver. SCORE! Over 7 grams. [ATTACH]
Very nice condition for 1938. I agree this used to be in someone's collection and got spent accidentally or clandestinely.
I don't believe it has been graded.
Yes I couldn't tell from the photo and would also be in the F-15 range. Better clear, close up photos to determine if it's VF or falls short.
I do believe, the money to be made is at the very top. People who have bought the absolute highest desired coins, 1913 nickel, 1943 copper, etc....
Nice coin. F-12?
The thing about 1965 1966 and 1967, is that NO US coins had mm's those years. The cent got the P for 2017 ONLY. Otherwise no P's on cents....
Yesterday I got 5 rolls of quarters. Not to roll search for silver, I try and find a nice MS example of a new park quarter for my album. Most of...
At first glance MS. But I am not sure it may have lightly circulated.
35 but 40 wouldn't surprise me.
40
I see the star and I love the funny back. But is something like this worth the cost of grading?
I'm going to say yes. Plus look at the rim in the inset....
Found this similar coin metal detecting. (looks better in hand) [ATTACH]
The 83's (and 82's) are often "mushy". While there may be doubling on the "E" in "WE", it's not the good kind.
I had surprising success by accident just using old (plastic) 35mm film containers. The largest coin you can get in there are quarters, and I do...
One thing for sure it definitely is a copper coin if it came from the US Mint. I am enjoying the new influx of off metal error coin questions....
I wonder if there's a new You Tube video confusing people about the rare 1974 aluminum cent. CHECK YOUR POCKET CHANGE NOW!
Linky: https://www.pcgs.com/top100/coin3.aspx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1974_aluminum_cent...
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