Problem coin, but any premium because it's a lowball grade?
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Didn't know if any lowball premium for this thing? Or just scrap? You can see the faint outline of 1964. Thanks for any input!
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Just scrap. For a low ball coin to have any premium it needs to be otherwise problem free.
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I second your comment.
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Wow.... That is beyond lowball....if really a '64, then make a ring out of it....or sell it for bullion. No value as a coin. Cheers, RickO
Lowball coins need to be problem-free except for wear. This one ain't it.
Damaged junk.
Well if it's really a 64, there might be about 9$ worth of silver still there.
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Looks like it was damaged by acid.
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What was your offer? 45 cents with free shipping?
amwldcoin, I would buy all of your silver halves for 50 cents plus free shipping. Please message me your address and how much you have and I'll send payment promptly. I didn't realize it has zero value even though it's silver. LOLLOLLMAOLOL
Now there's a melting pot candidate if I ever saw one.
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I didn't know that there was a premium for really bad grade coins. I could be rich and not know it.
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Scrap.
The proper term is "low grade" rather than "bad grade" which is reserved for coins which are misgraded. The only low graded coins that carry a premium are totally problem free other than honest wear from normal circulation and with original surfaces. These coins aren't as easy to find as you might expect. While I don't collect them, I think they are interesting to look at.
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@PerryHall thanks for clarifying. I think I have some low grade half dimes or dimes from the 1870ish area. I think I have to do more research on low grade coins.
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what does the reeded edge look like?
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scrap... that is one badly abused half dollar
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