It's the former. Unless they went out of their way to feed the privy quarters into the supply over several weeks, it makes sense that veins of...
64.
They started showing up during the week, which tracks with 'in time for the Fourth of July.'
Indian errors/varieties like this are relatively common due to the poor quality control at their mints. I don't think something small like this...
Yeah, your coin is 100% a business strike. Looks like a pretty nice one, at least in terms of wear.
Way too weakly struck to be a proof.
It's definitely some issue with the die. I can't say I've ever seen two matching breaks like that. Neat coin.
I'm not a fan. Most of them will get pulled within days of leaving the FRBs and end up on ebay for insane money like the Ws did. If the Mint wants...
I couldn't get mine to glow using natural sunlight, either. Some Canadian collectors I know used either a UV light or phone flashlight for around...
@7Jags might be able to help.
Grades of 9.x are equivalent to MS6x, so this coin is an MS62.
Absolutely not at these prices. I also only collect circulating dates so the 2026 penny may as well not exist in my eyes.
My only Maundy coin, a 1907 Fourpence: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I like that it's lightly circulated, considering the purpose of the Maundy Thursday...
And even when melt is much lower those sell for 20-25 dollars.
GT7 is fun! It's had a lot of content added since its release and still has a solid playerbase for its age. If he likes driving/racing games,...
A birth year coin in a PCGS OGH, my favorite type of slab. [ATTACH]
I would call it XF or AU depending on how strong the luster is. I'd spitball it at a $10-15 coin, but German coins like these have a lot of...
The 1983 San Marino coins were themed around "The Threat of Nuclear War." All of the designs are varying levels of weird, but my favorite is the...
The three halfpence was also used quite a bit in the British Caribbean, to be fair. But yes, it's generally considered an issue of the UK proper....
[IMG]
Separate names with a comma.
