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I see all kinds of prices . What is the real mint price for the set $175 ?

Now that is acceptable.

Wow that coin is a bit worn hard to say what is going on with the age of it, sorry. 

I think they are a bit dry

Ya it looks like claw marks on that 89. I found a real clean 63 also today good book coin

Going through some pennies today.

On 9/12/2021 at 12:09 PM, Vasek said:

Thanks everyone. Am just starting to know all this date's, print's and Double DIYs. And right now all this stuff are very interesting for me. Like a book.) . Also sorry for my English. 

Any way, Monday,09.13.21 My package with this coin will arrive to NGC PO Box for grade. 

Thanks again.

Did I read this correctly that you sent out a very worn 1922 to be graded by NGC ? I hope they will be kind

Can you post a Web Link please

On 9/10/2021 at 10:31 PM, James Zyskowski said:

Fast shipping and tracking?  $12 out the door. MCM suprises me every once in a while like Apmex and others.  Between the looking I do and awesome tips like this one. Seems like they all do a “lost leader” and it’s about timing then. Thanks again 🤓🙀

On 9/11/2021 at 4:14 PM, Mr.Bill347 said:

No it’s just cause you own every coin there is! 😂 

I wish I could that would be cool.

I would not send it in Brad, I roll hunt every day I find MS quality quarters with no marks on them a lot. Coinbuf  Myself, and many others agree that people are cashing out there BU coins and if you look a lot like I do you will find them. I have around $200 worth of nice ones in my sorting trays like below. This is just park quarters I also have 4 trays of State quarters all great looking coins.

It is most likely a bag mark a hit from something, The ear on a penny is a high spot and takes a beating most of the time. Gbrad and Coinbuff are big into Pennies maybe they will take a look here and give a shout.

On 9/5/2021 at 7:00 AM, JAnsley said:

O ok now im picking up what your throwin down. I understand what you saying then. 

I say the wrong term or name for errors all the time but the guys here will let me know what is the correct term. They are very knowledgeable it is a daily learning experience and they are nice enough to show us the way.

On 9/5/2021 at 6:49 AM, JAnsley said:

Ok thank you for that info i wasn't aware they were one in the same. Well but in that case i withdraw my previous state. I now say JP I concur, struck through grease. And very nice if i may add.  

Don't be sorry. Like I said it is struck through grease, and a filled die, if you look around the edges of the motto from top to the right side you can see the grease trail in the field of the coin also left its mark.

On 9/4/2021 at 11:07 PM, Mohawk said:

Neat find J.P.! I think you definitely have a grease fill die on your hands.  I actually found a great one of those myself about 21 years ago when I lived out in California.  It was a 1999-D Delaware with the last 7 missing from the 1787 date at 12 o'clock on the reverse.  It was pretty cool.

Ya I have In God We Rust and a 198  Quarter

Struck through grease and or

On 9/4/2021 at 11:01 PM, JAnsley said:

Or grease filled die? 

Grease filled die would mean the same thing yes ?  So many different names in Numismatics for the same Bo Bo.

They look close to MS  from your pictures real nice not melt . Gold is something she should have a pro look at . I try to only buy graded Gold. I have one 2 1/2 I bought in a flip from a reputable dealer but that is still a risky thing.

On 9/4/2021 at 6:53 PM, Woods020 said:

This is a question I asked a while back. Eva sidestepped the “why” question. Saying we adopted it is self evident. Why is the question. I believe it was Conder that said it was probably to be distinct from our previous British rulers. That makes as much sense as any I have heard on the “why”. 

I go with anything we could do to not be the same as everyone else is why.

There are some shiny ones out there. When it is plated most of the time the letters get kind of rounded and the wheat stock stock fills in on the ends but yours are crisp and clean. But it may be a reproduction they can do some amazing stuff nowadays. I have a shiny one but not that shiny 

Not that you would crack the set but I was wondering if any of them have FS. I have some but no war nickels with FS  

On 9/3/2021 at 8:48 PM, Woods020 said:

It sure looks like a strike through late stage die cap based off the ones I’ve seen in references, but I’m no error expert by any means. It has the slight cupping you usually see on them as well. 
 

Any way you can weigh it to two decimal places? Curious to see if any meaningful metal has been lost. If not I think it would be hard to replicate that without altering the weight it would seem. 

I am no expert but it looks like a die error. I agree with what Wood's says. see what the weight is.

Very Nice, That is a cool holder also.

Wow you been doing some shopping lately Bill. Good for you, this stuff your posting is cool.  

At any point there is no cam that I can see or is there any reference to a 1972 Close or wide AM that I can find. It is a good looking 72 for a album .