The only way to stop this is to outlaw any bills that have been defaced. Not likely.
Easy to see. Not worth a large premium as it's just a die crack coming out of the Eagles mouth.
I hear that but I can't understand and I'm not sure I want to, why the op thinks there are 1981-D coins in circulation with Zinc exposed from testing.
I can get Morgan's and Peace for the same price but one dealer in my area is charging a premium for Morgans.
Time to start making room in that garage Randy. Open the doors and hold a garage sale while it's warm. LOL
Typically a bit more but then each one has .7734 ounces of silver and Americans have a fascination with those large coins, especially Morgans.
Looks like it was struck from a worn out Die.
Very nice comparisons. Now, if you could find a few that would bump up a grade...
Worth one cent in my book.
Photos are a bit blurry but it looks nice. A worn die or grease could have caused this. Not worth grading.
Silver Dollars. They hold their value.
You couldn't eat enough to reach this guys level. ;)
It's damaged and only worth face value. Welcome to CT.
No to grading, they are very common.
Not a SMS, just a nice looking shiny cent.
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Damaged
It's damaged and only worth face value.
Coins 102: Zinc was not used until 1982.
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