Looks like it has been run over in traffic a few times.
Looks like it was done with a welding torch.
Some one was trying something that did'nt quite work, but i think it was done in the late 19th century. Its just a fun piece with some unknown...
They're silver and greek. I guess from the 3rd or 4th century AD. They are beautiful but i'm no expert.
Its a nice coin and looks proof. The toneing, i think, inproves its looks. That is caused by the air and can never really be avoided even today.
Best to have the ANA do it to make sure.
I would call it AU55. High points are clear and strong along with the stars.
I never heard of a 42 over 43 D over P, but you never know. At least it has silver and its a great find these days. I get chills when ever i get...
Thats true, they're not worth the cost.
When i sent my 2009 proof Jefferson nickel in to the ANACS to have the clashed die authenticated I removed it from the mint holder first. The...
its always best to have them incapsulated and graded by the ANACS for one. That way it eliminates any guess work and makes it easier to sell.
True.
Oh that quarter eagle was real. Phonies are easy to spot, but i dont think his intentions were to sell it or the other stuff he showed. I would'nt...
The gold quarter eagle, depending on condition could be worth between $400.00 and $600.00. It was only minted in Phila or San Francisco.
Look for a mint mark on the gold quarter eagle gold piece. On the reverse near the bottom. Its worth more then the rest combined.
I dont see a thing wrong with it. Beautiful toneing and every hair and feather is crisp and clear.
Im affraid i dont see it.
To me, it looks like lead. Its too dull for silver.
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