SVO_Seth

41 minutes ago, bsshog40 said:

Just take a Kennedy that is dated past 1970 and drop it on the counter. Silver will have a higher ting sound than the clad one. Or take a piece of toilet paper and lay it over this coin and a later date Kennedy. The silver will look white colored and the clad coin will be gray colored. .

 

All the halves I have are from the 60s. I’m guessing it is a 64. 

4 minutes ago, bsshog40 said:

It actually looks like a 19?4 to me. It looks as if the backside of the 4 is showing. Is it silver? 

Not sure...

Just now, bsshog40 said:

The only one's that I like to keep if I find them are the 1979 wide rims. 

 

 

I found one of those and an “S”

2 minutes ago, Hoghead515 said:

I got a cool story about those. My mom and dad were working in Oregon several years ago and made a purchase at Pep Boys or something like that. They bought an alternator for a Chevy Blazer. The store didn't have no paper change to give them and asked if they cared to take quarter rolls. They didn't realize it till they got back to Kentucky when they broke the rolls open they were 2 rolls of nothing but SBA dollars. There was no way to get hold of them to make it right. 

Wow, that’s funny! Good luck I guess!

Any thoughts on this one? Don’t know the date due to the damage/minting error.

Are circulated 1979 “average” SBA dollars worth keeping? I know that’s general but I’m not inclined to keep ones that are only worth face value as I can trade them at the bank for other coins to check for more valuable pieces. TIA

56 minutes ago, JT2 said:

Was this found in the street?

No, it was in a bunch of loose change that my wife had in a drawer. Didn’t clean it or anything.

4 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

It is worth one dollar, why spend $50.00 on getting it graded

That’s why I was asking. Not knowing if it was worth more than a dollar being a proof.

Could this have been caused by a minting error or die flaw? I did not clean or buff this quarter. Condition is as I found it in loose change.

This penny looks to have a double lip edge going from the northeast to the southeast side of it. Is this considered an error and if so is it worth saving and or grading?

Is there enough potential value to have this coin graded?

Thanks for the reply! I’ll test it and see if it is a bubble.

is this worth submitting for grading? It looks to be a genuine defect of minting. TIA

I exchanged some bills for some dollar coins. I found this proof that has lines on th rim that look like they are from gaps in the dies. Thoughts? Is it unique? TIA