Flawless213

I found 1of the nicest, cleanest, pretty much perfect, lincoln Penny's I've ever had. It's a 1992 D lincoln penny and has what I believe to be a double beard as well. I'm definitely sending this out to be graded. It doesn't have any scratches, dents, or any imperfections, the only thing I believe holding it back from a MS70 the perfect penny, is 1 small carbon spot on the obverse. The strike is even the sharpest most detailed I've ever had must-have been one of the 1st coins made from the die lmk what you think? Thx

Hi I recently inherited some coins and I have what I believe is a 1964 sms quarter type A reverse. I know my chances are slim to none but this quarter has sharp strike a gold tone different finish, not a scratch knick or dent practically flawless with a and type A reverse. Opinions pls.

Not a bbif it wasn't BB it would have penetrated to the back of the coin and there's no marks on the back of the coin even an indent and I also believe if something was pounded into it then there would be an indent in the back of the coin which there is not

Yes the coin has its wear and tear but it clearly looks like that piece of brass or copper was struck into the coin at the time of strike

Hi I recently just was given a quarter it's a 1939 d and it seems to have a piece of brass strikethrough and Washington's face I was just wondering if this is it retain strikethrough or did it happen after the fact and should I have it graded thank you

Hi I had just inquired a 1939 d quarter that seems to have I retain strikethrough of a piece of brass struct into Washington's face I was wondering if I could get someone's opinion on this? Should I have it graded?

What about this 1964 could it possibly be the SMS I've compared this penny with the true 1964 SMS and the rim is sharp square like the real SMS the detail on the strike is impeccable the red color is there it's not real shiny like a proof would be what do you think please help me thank you