Hardy Har Har, that’s a good one. :)
Yes they are legal tender, that’s why they have a value on them. Try and spend one that’s is if you can find a business that will accept it. lol
Do you have the name of the book?
Thanks, I will.
It looks like it came out of a dryer.
Wow! I’m still at a loss for words! Thank you Chris. I certainly didn’t expect that.
I for one am at a total loss for words and that’s very rare for me. I just found and read something from my father that he wrote over 61 years...
Yes, but the mintage figures are all low for the entire series. Obtaining them all is quite another thing.
I want it Chris! :)
It was lying in the dirt and the environment turned it that color.
It didn’t come from the mint looking like that. It’s been damaged, probably from circulation. Not a mint error of any kind.
It’s just a common damaged coin worth twenty five cents.
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Found another one, a 1912 Gold Indian $2.50. Second highest mintage at 616,000. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have a number of Large cents but I’m not that knowledgeable so I’m sorry but I can’t help you with that. Hopefully others on CT can.
That is a fast way to ruin a nice coin. What did they do, fall on their head when they were 5 years old and haven’t recovered? What a shame.
It sure is a 1968-S cent. Not to bad looking either.
That my friend is how the government works and operates. Just think of how far they can stretch that gold. :)
Best wishes in obtaining decent one at a good price.
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