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It's a great hobby and there is a wealth of information here. If you don't mind a little friendly advice I'd like to give you a little. One of the worst things you can do is look for r… (View Post)

I don't know if it's grease or some other reason, but dimes from the 80's are often weak in that area and the last number in the date. They also had some issues with the rim striking u… (View Post)

They're scratches, the raised areas you see is the metal that was displaced by the scratch. Whenever there is a scratch or gouge there is a corresponding raise area. (View Post)

I was nearing the end of my circulated Barber half set. Nice lower end circulated coins can be tough to find, and I was planning on taking my time and waiting for just the right coins. Decided agains… (View Post)

No, it's a very common wheat cent worth no more than a few cents. There may be a small die chip, but they are very common and add no value. By the time you bought a PCGS membership to get gradin… (View Post)