Heyyy I have a 20 dollar star note in really good condition and I'm getting mixed information ok what they are actually worth. I looked up the...
Thank you!! Good to know.
I see doubling on th rim of this dime... probably nothing but wanted to check here and see what causes this..
Good to know who the pros are here. New to CT. You all are so nice. I appreciate it. New to coin collecting errors so I'm glad nobody is being...
And i love the shirt lol
Ok thank you for your help! I just started a few month ago getting into the errors. I always collected foreign coins but never knew about the...
My grandpa used to throw wheaties in a cup... it was in with those. My grandpa passed away a few years ago and my mom had them. She gave them to...
That and then there is Lincoln who is barely there. If someone was to squeeze two pennies together wouldn't it be not so perfectly aligned with...
It looks kind the reverse went thru to the other side because is raised where the back not. Lines up perfectly
Is it of any value? Even if not it's pretty cool looking
My grandpa who died had a huge cup of wheaties. This was in there.... he only collected wheaties so he must have found this pretty cool to keep...
Thank u! Still looks kinda cool.
Damaged or error??
I just found another one in the same year.. same stalk but not the same exact spot... must be common in that year.
My great grandma actually had this in a 2x2 for a long time.. she passed away 10 years ago. My mom had them and gave them to me bc I started coin...
Omg i must sound stupid... I didnt know it had to be rim into the field. I just thought it was raised added metal to the coin. Thanks for teaching...
Omg ya those are definitely extreme! So cool tho!
Cud on 1953 wheat stalk? Thoughts? Any value?
Thank you! Just started collecting the last couple months so still learning. I appreciate the input!
Wow I actually have a legit one lol finally... any value to something like this? I dont see lamination talked about a lot so I'm assuming not really?
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