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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tmoneyeagles, post: 593184, member: 17557&quot;]Man, this looks like a proof! But 42 S&#039;s were not proofs, or I do not believe so...</p><p>This coin has been polished, or something to brighten the coins appearance, so some sort of cleaning, and it is badly dinged, and has some rim damage...</p><p>I say 8 cents might have been a good price, if you think it is a good price...</p><p>There is a difference between UNCIRCULATED and POLISHED</p><p>This one should have been a little more obvious, with the mirror like finish, on a circulating coin</p><p>Next time you go to the dealer&#039;s 8 cent bin, look for one with good detail (Jaw and Cheek not separated and FULL&nbsp; LINES IN WHEAT STALKS) It doesn&#039;t have to be a bright red, it can be brown, and you could have an AU with those details, I told you to look for</p><p>Bring the RedBook in with you next time, and make sure you know exactly what you are buying</p><p>It seems you are buying a lot of things on impulse, but by now, if you would have just waited, through everything, you would have saved up near enough money to get a very nice coin, graded, and all..</p><p>Be careful with buying, and stop being so hasty (I know what I&#039;m talking about, I sued to be this way) Just be patient, and the right coin will come along[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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