AJ2008

I have no experience on German state coins, but I'm sure it's an crude cast.

1 minute ago, cladking said:

Common BU Ikes are $3 now and the '76 type I is $4.  

It looks like it's a very nice one but has mint set toning on the reverse which might be a major problem.  All Ikes in mint set packaging and with damage from that packaging should be soaked in 91% alcohol or acetone ASAP.  

This "toning" is destroying the few remaining Ikes in pristine condition.  

Hmm. Also, they are both P ikes.

8 hours ago, jgrinz said:

Yeah that's correct

 

Yup, mintage of 4 million

PS the type 2 I got from an bible studies teacher and an author, she made the book "Story Street"

3 hours ago, jgrinz said:

hmm I dont think so I think that may be wrong also.

Cannot tell by your pictures as they appear worn more than low relief, Close up picture of "STATES" would be helpful

Here.

11 minutes ago, jgrinz said:

Unfortunately not being a recognized third party grader these will not be what you think they are. It is in my

experience that NNC grades are 3 sometimes 4 grades too high 

Sorry

 

at least i still have an key date Ike

While looking and pricing my coins for the dozenth time this week, I come across my 2 bicentennial P Ike dollars. Then, I search them up in my books and- HOLY 1933 ST GAUDENS 20$ COIN IVE STRUCK GOLD.

The coins are in excellent  condition, one an type 1 MS67, one I'm assuming is an type 2 MS65-66.

Photos:

thats almost definitely an forgery, most likely an cast. why though? 

im sorry, but flipping through my US notes book, i can't find anything like this. prob just some water damage and wear.