Justin II with Sophia, 25mm, 8.85 g, Year 8 (AD 572/3). I bought this because of the odd Roman numeral for 6, which I found interesting.[ATTACH]...
No expert, but I would think for Jeffersons to have extra value the mintmark would have to be low enough to touch or overlap the design. Again,...
AU details, cleaned.
Not an expert, but if I were, the picture is way too small for me to see any detail.
Super cool!
They thought of Mars as the god of war. Sol would need some super weapons to be invincible. Those are obviously grenades.
Translation into plain English: "Shut up. We'll make money on this sale. We won't make money if it is taken down."
Sadly, a total waste of time. You can post the item on sites like this and, hopefully, inform a few, but realistically, someone will buy the item...
The appeal is that its snazzy name caught someone's attention and it made it into an early Redbook.
I haven't seen any 2025 coins of any sort. The "new" cents I get in change are still 2023 or 2024.
There seems to be more than one variety at play here. I am no expert on any large cents (or any other coins), but there seems to be some...
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Are you sure about the Medium Letters? 1834 1C Large Letter Reverse, BN (Regular Strike) Coronet Head Cent - PCGS CoinFacts 1834 1C Lg 8 Lg...
If you haven't got a penny, a Happeny will do... (England, King John) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I am no expert at all, but it looks off to me, also. I'd want a pedigree back to whoever dug it from the ground for me to believe it, or at least...
Looks like it to me. The doubling coming on both side of some of the letters is a clue, although die deterioration doubling can be on just one side.
That is why we needed to see the reverse. A misaligned die. If both sides had been off, it would have been a minor off-center.
Show us the reverse as well, please.
Separate names with a comma.
