You may indeed be right...
Why does the bank need to know that you're a collector? Return them to a different bank.
Die cracks : https://www.google.com/search?q=die+crack&aq=f&oq=die+crack&aqs=chrome.0.57j0l3j62l2.1825&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
It'll still be damaged. I'd buy it as a hole filer, as stated by others, but that's a $5.00 coin, in my book.
A couple bucks. Nice crack!
Not again with the '43 coppers...
My apologies for the harshness of my previous post.
They are one of the most beautiful coin designs, IMO, so you've got that goin' for you. Other than that, silver value.
You've been here for how long, and made how many posts, and you bring this gibberish? English, do you speak it?
Just the one in the thread title.
One troll club, extra heavy.
It wouldn't hurt to ask what the ones in the 2X2 flips are...
Sorry, those are not dramatic enough to command a premium. There ideally would be enough of an offset that one of the coin's features or devices...
No need to scan it. a 1999 star $100 that has been folded in half is worth $100.
Twenty dollars American.
If the coins have NO VALUE ABOVE MELT, there is no problem with cleaning them so they appeal to your eye. They are worth the exact same after...
That's an extremely shiny coin, and if it were in better shape otherwise, it'd be a keeper. As it is, if it were me, I'd spend it.
Nice example! Not worth a fortune, but worth a little something, and cool as heck!
Oh, yeah, it's a great find. Just not very valuable. I've worked 20 years of cashiering, and only found 2 or 3 proofs, and no silver proofs at all.
My guess is that there is no response because the pics are not good enough. They look like proof nickels, anything else is a guess.
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