I must be getting old. I can not think of a US coin that was demonetized. What US coin was demonetized and is now illegal to spend?
You said it yourself, charts are historical data. Data is a numbers game. Give any 2 people the same set of numbers and they will come up with 2...
Sounded like anything made by the US Mint is not a coin except what is sent to banks, i.e. Cents, Nickels, Dimes and Quarters. :nailbiting:
Very nice and it never hurts to have a little bling! :) Great price too!
From your photos it looks more like Damage to me.
Very nice. The headache variety.
It's only a matter of time.
It's a great looking coin to starting a full set. The $2.50 Indian is the only gold set a reasonable person can afford to put together. The...
To bad your not. The warmth of Bermuda sounds good to me. PA is just too cold for this time of year.
Looks like a blister of some sort but more likely a die crack. Let us know once you receive it.
It's past your bedtime Kurt. :)
Definitely damaged. Welcome to CT.
Welcome to CT.
Plated. Damaged. And not worth doing anything to it.
There are numerous variety collectors and more power to them. The hobby would be boring without them. Doubled Dies are just that and varieties are...
Not likely as it's no longer in the Mint sealed packaging. It's PMD as you can't prove it was caused by the Mint.
Welcome to CT. The dime should retail for about $12.00 and the off centered cent for around $8.00. The doubling is normal so no added value for that.
Just like other coins as in this case, it will bring a larger than it should be amount due to hype. Then it will die off and a normal lower price...
Yup. Another reason to avoid them.
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