Genuine flip-over double-struck mint error. First strike in collar. Second strike out of collar (broad-struck). The lines on the obverse are deep...
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I heard that the coins came from a large bank in Argentina. They were close to sending them to the smelter, but someone decided to check the...
It is standard .900 fine "Coin" silver.
"Questionable Color" according to the grading service (which is what I expected them to declare). The coin has no "rub", "friction", "hairlines",...
I think it might be a drop of clear glue.
On the occasion of the first striking of silver dollars at the Denver Mint in 1921, the first 100 coins were set aside for special handling. A Mr....
This is what a 1944 [no - "P"] Henning nickel looks like as made, in uncirculated condition (the details are lacking, but the mint luster is all...
The coin is technically uncirculated. 1960-D nickels almost always have a greasy circulated look right off the press. As for the steps, it is...
The cost of televised marketing automatically about doubles the cost of anything offered there. Coins are no exception. For example, "Flex...
I think they have ZERO silver content.
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Cuba brass 1-Centavo, 1953, severely damaged. No value in that condition, except to drill a hole in it and use it as a washer.
Once I sell an item, it is up to the new owner(s) to do with it as they please (within reason). However, I would prefer that ANACS not certify...
Thanks, I saw your email. I will answer here. If you registered on my website to place an order, there is a setting (I think by default) to...
Not for a coin, but you could still arrange your own threesome if you like :eek:
:D I like bacon. But I don't eat it.
I'm a Year-of-the-Dog person (born in the Year of the Dog 1958). That is one reason why I decided to make the tokens. The other reason being that...
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