Good deals can be risky. Something about it doesn’t look right. A number of scratches on it as well.
XF at best but I’m more at a VF due to the west on the reverse, specifically the III inside the wreath. It also looks to be a details grade as...
Sorry but I’m not a collector of varieties.
My first thought is they are damage lines but please don’t ask from what. It looks like there is displaced metal on the sides of them. Sharper...
If it is a clash I can’t figure out what part of the obverse it came from.
At least it contains the word copy.
I paid between 2 and 3 when I first started to buy silver. The Eagles were higher than that but I do have some from 1986 when they were first...
No it won’t but I still have a few of them. :):)
That’s a nice one. I also consider them an error but some do not.
A cud must touch the rim. The ear is a die chip.
It’s worse as they can speak. :)
Every time my wife and I go to the grocery store she gets a separate shopping cart for herself. I try to loose her but she always manages to find...
I guess she showed you up. Lol
Nice pickups. Glad you filled a hole.
Nice one.
I’d be inclined to crack it out and resubmit to another TPG.
My first and only thought-It’s ugly! There, I said it.
Looks like the plating was on the thin side in the center of your coin. The zinc core is starting to show through. Nice find but you won’t get...
It looks a die crack at first glance. But if you look closer it has all the earmarks of a lamination crack. The metal content of the Silver War...
Mostly copper but the Flying Eagle Cents were 88% copper and 12% nickel as were the first years of the Indian Head Cent. In 1864, due to cents...
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