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Your pictures show a normal nickel, worth 5c. If your nickel was struck through grease, that isn't visible in your pictures. Your nickel would still be worth 5c even if so. (View Post)

No, it does not. As several people have already pointed out, your coin has been severely damaged long after it was struck. The L in Liberty (not Lincoln) was struck in the same place and the same way… (View Post)

Wow. Call it $30K each for 35 pieces = $1 million. Heck of a score. I hope the rest of the story comes out! (View Post)

What he said. The first step when attributing a variety is to find some feature in the variety that you feel is hit-yourself-over-the-head obvious. For me, that's the notching at the bottom left of t… (View Post)

That's not accurate. The PCGS price guide only applies to coins that are slabbed by PCGS with the corresponding numeric grade. That example is slabbed, but not with a numeric grade. So the price guid… (View Post)