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Who didn't agree with what? Yes, it does hold value, just not much, less than 50 cents. (View Post)

100% normal for cents of this era. The L was extremely close to the rim on all of them, and as dies wear the lettering moves out more. The E is also always a little low looking. (View Post)

Usually, good clear pictures of the whole coin are better than the super magnified ones. With pictures like this it is impossible to see the size and location of the marks or even what kind of coin i… (View Post)

Very nice piece! One can make a whole collection of the Washington tokens of the era. Very interesting field, but not a lot of concrete information. Probably made much later than the date on the toke… (View Post)

Extremely common on the early copper nickel coins. The material was harder than copper or silver, so the dies failed much quicker. (View Post)