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Your coin has been damaged. That could have happened at any time in the past 47 years since it was produced. It is worth 50 cents. You should spend it. Why do you have a lot of coins to go through? U… (View Post)

Your pictures are excellent. They also show no hint of doubling whatsoever. Do the homework suggested but IkesT above and post the results. (View Post)

Yes, TPGs are very good about identifying coins with damage, including coins with acid damage. They will happily accept your money if you want to pay them to attribute damaged coins. (View Post)

How much do you think the coin is worth as it is now? What do you expect the results of grading will be? How much do you think it will cost to get those results? After you get those results, how much… (View Post)

Yes, it will. Try this: Will a 90% silver dime have the same reading on your metal detector as a 90% silver quarter? You know it won't. The same principle holds: size and thickness affect the pr… (View Post)