I’ve got to say MS-64 but g to here was no option for the outstanding toning. It is one beautiful coin.
Any jewelry store should be able to test and tell you. It depends when it was done. I doubt it contains lead.
That’s a really attractive coin and I’m sure you had to look hard to find it as I’ve never seen one quite like it. Congrats on the fine and in...
This is not an error of any type but rather a damaged coin. If you notice the word ONE, it’s struck through Lincoln’s head and it is spelled...
@A Penny Saved I would leave that as is because that is a unique pendant. I’ve never seen one styled like that before and I really like it. I...
Sending that in for grading to any TPG would be a waste of money. Welcome to CT.
Plating blisters
Very nice for a very tough to find coin.
From what I can see it looks like a strike through. The photos are the best and get blurry when I blow them up but I don’t see any signs of...
I have 2 completed sets and lots of others. I’m not sure CT has room for me to post them all. Lol
Looks damaged to me as well.
100% fake
Best wishes go out to you as you begin to fill and built a type set.
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It be looks like the missing part of the R in LIBERTY was scrapped off. It’s very faint but it is there and given the wear it’s hidden a bit more.
TRUST looks like it had been scrapped and then worn. Below the U down towards his nose is a defective scrape in which you can see displaced metal...
They look reprocessed to me.
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