If that 1941 S you posted was a 1916 D it would be worth at least $1500.
Nice. That's about an 1800% return on your 10 cent investment.
I see these dozens of listings where it looks like the seller just photographed all of their pocket change and lists each coin individually. Not...
Like everything in this life when you find something you like enjoy it while you can because it's just a matter of time before somebody mucks it up.
The way to get input and help here is to post photos.
I agree with my post being edited as I guess it was warranted. Now let's talk coins!
A friend purchased a used Dansco type album and found a nice 3 cent silver that had slipped between the page.
Double fake. Whoever made this wasn't even trying.
Nothing surprises me anymore. - Edited - not hard to understand why people think Etsy coin sales has something to do with reality.
First one I've ever seen. Love dogs and would like to have this token but that price is out of my league.
Too many fish in the sea. I'd pass.
I'm waiting for someone to start a service of stickering the stickers.
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Post it in the psychic section if you don't have a photo.
Probably from the era when copper roofing washers went up to More Than A Penny apiece so people just started using pennies as washers to save money.
If you get one you won't even have to ask.
It's just the TPGs way of saying send us your money, now!
Imagine his or her shock if they ever go to resell.
Reported as bogus. This stuff is ruining the hobby.
Really not worth the cost of grading for any of these coins. If they were mine I would just keep them as they are.
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