well, join the 'duplicates that I didn't want' club. :)
yup, what they said.
Perhaps that is why he didn't text me. He is usually at the first show each month
I'm glad that you have learned a lot. :)
I did it- with low grade Barber dimes & quarters.
well, the coins are real. Split plate doubling, no value
nope, not an investment-- to me.
Punctuation is a wonderful thing.
I always look -- so far zero. But, I still look
probably not even unc. is that really the asking price? dumb
congrats!
wow, a blast from the past unless this is your new name?
Several folks here have gotten them, including Paddy. My first one. How did he get my addy? Who knows? You should have texted me. :) And I...
Now to try to research the stamp on the coin.
A real surprise, for me.
The return address: QuarterNotes Ltd. 25 Twobits Drive Stampville PR 00612
my phone takes crappy pictures, but: [ATTACH] To translate, it is a South Dakota quarter, unc, marked: 'HURRY UP". [ATTACH]
I opened the mail yesterday, and was shocked to see a surprise gift. From? Who else: Quartermaster. [ATTACH]
well, current melt is: 1878-1921 Morgan Dollar $1.00 $19.1196 so I would guess plus a $ or two
Commonly called Longacre Doubling. These are common on Indian Head cents. The reason for the strangeness is because of the tool used to engrave...
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