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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rosethe, post: 943083, member: 21556&quot;]Good point. I have some scrap to sell. I calculated it all out and pretty much know what I want to get for it. My only question is that a couple of pieces have stones in them, which I of course, weighed as gold. So I might stop by and see if I can sell those as jewelry first. Or, at least, they should knock the stone out, give it to me, and re-weigh it? </p><p><br /></p><p>:hammer:&nbsp; The COUNTERFEIT is the 1914 D in the black case. :headbang:</p><p>The ICG man said it was an added D cent. Best one he&#039;s ever seen. </p><p>The dealer, saw that the &quot;14&quot; was &#039;feathered&#039; or &#039;tappered&#039; (or some such word- meaning worn?) and the D was &#039;crisp&#039;.</p><p>Nobody saw the 1922P or the foreign coins. I took the 2 1909S VDB&#039;s, the 3 1955D-DD, the 1914D counterfeit, and a nice 1931S (which isn&#039;t worth enough to grade) </p><p>One of the VDB&#039;s is very interesting, it&#039;s very light in color, I would have suspected that to be the counterfeit. </p><p><br /></p><p>There goes my theory that anything in a plastic case must be good. :crying::desk::hammer:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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