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D. I don't know what type of error is but it's not damage it came from the mint like that .it's a 2021 p
I'm not sure what the arrow is pointing at. The photo isn't too hot. What leads you to believe it was minted like that?
D. Hi, I have six foreign gold coins that I want to sell. I have attached jpg files. Thanks, john
And i would like to buy them, even the two foreign ones from the US! These start at about $400 retail. I need to inspect, what is your number?
D. 1968 D penny, on the in God we trust the top of the letters are cut off/ blended with the seem and on the back the stair case is missing the stairs.
I would spend this and keep looking for treasure.
D. 1975 Roosevelt Dime with no mint mark
Okay I'm perplexed as to why you submitted this. No mark represents Philadelphia. It's... a dime...
D. It's a missprint
Coins are struck not printed. Some are subsequently chewed up with a bench grinder or worse.
D. Canada large 1 cent 1859. Is it the very rare brass type? Probably not. What variety is this coin?
As stated in my site, I don't usually do variety attribution because the rarer varieties are elusive and often fetch less than price guides suggest. I see a lot of 1859 Canada cents, though they are supposed to be priced higher, I think many were set aside and remain available.
D. I'm a metal detectorist found the coin this Friday. It' an Oak Tree Two Pence. Being a dug very old coin I need to dab with bottled drinking wat just to see details to ID the coin. Nothing else was done to it. I want to know if it can or should be professionally cleaned and if I should get it certified and slabbed?
i'm a little skeptical. None of what you're saying but even if you dug it up it's not necessarily authentic and dating to the period. It does need attribution and conservation and you want to have that done properly. Where are you located? I suggest you drop me a text at 649-3317, area code 914.
D. I have these 2 extremely rare coins that have been in my family for over 4 generations now 1 is a c.c. type 1 obverse type 1 reverse trade Dollar that has no exact number that have been made by that mint.1 1794 silver Dollar specimen that also has been passed down through the years and I have sent one to NGC for to be graded and certified.how much would I be able to get at auction for these coins.
I'm not sure what you mean by "no exact number." The trade dollars does not look real, I'd like to know the weight in grams, and whether it sticks to a magnet. As for the other one, please tell me what the NGC certification number is. You can text it to me 649-3317. Area code 914. I don't wanna shoot from the hip, when we do some more identification I'll give you specific values.
D. Want to know it's worth
Once ounce silver rounds like this are popular now, and you might get about ten dollars above silver spot, about $38 today.
