Kevine84

This is in a 1993D Uncirculated set - like MS-65 or better.

Anyone seen this before?

TY

along with some others over the years. 

Uncirculated & proof - A set for each below...

I didn't get it from a dealer - I got it from the guy who bought it.

So why does everyone just go straight for the $11 bid?

What is the 50C graded MS66 or more?

Oh OK.

I could sell it to the dealer who offered me $6 - but I think that's a little low.  I'm trying to figure out the high end of this game...

They are very nice - how do I recognize value here?

They don't hay circulation marks.

Hi

There are some really interesting individual coins in this set.

IS THERE A "SMART" WAY TO GO ABOUT FINDING VALUE WITH THIS KEY DATE SET?

My first thought of what to do here is usually the exact wrong one.

K

Thanks

No the nickels are Uncirculated and Business strike coins.  1993D here

OK

I have som e proof sets too.  I understand the difference now.  I was a little cloudy before.

I actuall have both and have pulled around 20FScoins to be graded.  Long journey.  Thanks for the feedback.

yes

You break my heart with that news btw...

I found another set that had a token in it.  These were in a set with an Uncirculated Philadelphia token

This is a beautiful coin whichever vote it gets...

Is it a Proof?  It was in a set...

Thanks for the feedback.

Hope you see my 1989d Lincoln Cent error coin.  it is crazy...

Hello

 found the strangest penny.  It speaks for itself - anyone want to venture a suggestion?

How do I rotate?  Must I do that first?  'm sorry - new to me...

Kevin

3 hours ago, GilbertRowland said:

Frist everyone has good jokes,I did enjoy..so I'm not the one smoking crack...lol...

2nd in my title I mention 1975 proof dime no mint mark that mobydick is involved with this date, and I asked WHAT DO U KNOW..SO i will asked like a 5th graded student ..Guys and gals "What if any do u know about the number one coin every major coin collector want, and i mean the 1975 proof dime that has no mint mark, but it is suppose to have the S mint mark on it, but dose not..?????

ONE MORE TIME

WHAT DO U KNOW?????????LOL!!!!!!!!@!!!

As Seargent Schulz would say..

12 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

That is a proof.

What makes you think it is struck on the wrong planchet?

Doh...

Its the Flip lol...  I got a microscope hooked to mt displays a few days ago. I'm so sorry...  Color me embarassed...

Glad to see Proof...  How would I go aboujt valuation and selling?  Grade it?

Is this coin on the wrong planchette?  Or maybe off center?  I  have no had much experience with that to be ceertain.

How much does the double die being on  front  and back add to the value?  Is this common? 

AND - The head seems to have a really cool shadow at the top and around the head of the coin in value?  I am too new to know but is the coin off-center or opn the wrong planchette?

Thanks in advance!

3 hours ago, Matt_dac said:

I would save yourself the hassle in the future and only buy PCGS or NGC slabbed coins.

Very cool you picked up the crosslet 4 Classic Head though.

Thanks

But no one even looks at the coin.   They just offer melt value..  I was told there was no value.  Just because they were graded by ICG.

Why does that make the coin a loser?

This is a rare coin across all grades I thought.  Melt value?  Can someone explain please?

Thank you for the info.

I intend to regrade this one as well. I figured it might get a different audience than the 1911D $5 Indian

Sorry if its too repetitive.

K

Any feedback?

It is my intention to regrade with NGC for the coin below...

Any thoughts from the community?

Its way cool, I am stoked

Hello again

I have a nice 62 Franklin 50C

Are the Bell Lines strong enough to get a FBL designation?