I would have called it XF at best. Look at the eagle's breast. Virtually no feathers. And the upper wing edges appear smoothed. And the arrow...
I know the Memorial cents are (or at least were) subject to die cracks. They often radiate out from the upper left and upper right corners of the...
Interior die crack! I consider them a bit unusual. But I can't see a better explanation.
It catches the eye but it's not one of the types considered collectible.
Your closeups are TOO close. I can't tell where on the coin they are located.
Thanks again for the effort all of you put into answering my question. For now my policy will be "go with the Greysheet". That may change when...
Thanks, all. Greysheet is my thinking also. Just checking to see if there's something I may have overlooked. Sort of a sanity check. At my age...
I'm trying to get my collection database fleshed out. So I'm starting with the Half Cents. My resources for half cents are: -- The Half Cent Die...
80 this coming December.
My sign-up year was 1999 - February I think. I mostly sell there now. But occasionally when the itch for a particular coin gets too strong I'll...
1807 Half Cent - NGC VF25BN Variety: C-1 (the only 1807 variety) Rarity: R-1 (common) Fills another hole in my EAC collection. [IMG] [IMG]
Your formulae are okay BUT I think there is another factors. The selling value has to take into account the cost of refining. And the profit the...
I don't have a mic nor a camera on my computer. Ergo I can't talk online. And you can't see my face (which is probably good).
Definitely not one of my interest areas BUT I couldn't pass it up. Grade and price were the grabbers for me. 1829 Small 10¢ Variety: JR-4 Rarity:...
LOW and FANCY SERIAL NUMBERS. General Comments Quoted values are for Choice Crisp Uncirculated (CHCU) Higher face values sometimes get a...
At least shipping is free :rolleyes:
St. Gaudens (in general) are relatively common hence their values tend to float with the gold spot. So their numismatic value is gold spot plus a...
Too many to post. Pick one face value at a time.
I've got it pegged as a B-5. Rarity: 4+
Post an image. Make sure it's LARGE and SHARP. I've got the books to ID Early Quarters (1796-1938).
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