Post your under $50.00 purchase...

This is correct. Although PCGS has a special running for variety attribution right now where it is $12 per coin instead of the usual $18.

 

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It has its own coin number 4368, its a major, I'd call and ask to be sure variety is required for that coin

 

You DO NOT need to pay for variety attribution on the 1858 Half Dime. Just mark the submission form with the PCGS coin number and the variety. Any coin that has it's own listing on the PCGS Price Guide without having to click on the "+" button, does not need to have an attribution fee paid to attribute it.

 

Thanks for catching that, fellers! My bad!

 

you gotta see it to believe it. 0.50 got it face value at a garage sale.

 

The same beauty you picked up on eBay? Ah, you must have sold it and then the same person had a garage sale and forgot that it’s an 1817 Half dollar and silver so they traded it to you for two quarters. Makes sense

 

O-106 someone just got schooled.....
The Next post he got big foots autograph.....at a flea market .

 

Just got this today in a lot I got for $49, I actually got several good coins it it but this is the best one..
Got it less than an hour ago.

 

Sara you do know many shinny 1943 steel cents have been cleaned and replated zinc?

 

I didn't know, how would I determine if mine is a fake?

 

This one is magnetic...

 

Why would anybody clean and replate?

 

No need to lie to get "likes." This isn't fantasy Facebook land. We're more down to earth here. Welcome.

 

Did you post the wrong image?

 

Here's my lastest, $30 Ebay

 

Not fake just replanted

 

Sarah if they look proof like not natural most probably they been reworked. All 1943 steels are magnetic. And haven't been getting notices of your post do a @ my name to summons me. LoL

 

To make a buyer think it's unc.

 

Unc are $4 dollar coins right? What am I missing.

 

Look at the 43 pictured notice its shinny, almost proof like, the wheat stalks not fine and defined....like they been thicken well they have with recoating of zinc.