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That's not the coin that is producing the rust. The 1 real coin has rust adhering to it from either being buried or stored next to iron for years. The rust has adhered to the surface and should not s… (View Post)

Yes, it's an error note called an "offset error". Your example is a 1977 $1 FRN, NY District, partial back offset on the face and appears to be slightly circulated. A Google search on "… (View Post)

That finger print makes the Lion/Panther/Cougar/Jaguar/Puma cat thingy look like it's hunting prey through thick jungle grass in Peru...RAWR!! +Grade IMO! Yes, but that's only after you own it. When … (View Post)

They seem to be looking at the XF as quarterfolded (3 folds) and the AU as having a single fold between two of the notes. Notes with three folds usually grade XF while those with a single fold grade … (View Post)

For bullion, I'd stick to a single figure, like bullion value or the slightly lower dealer buy price. Being the actual price that one would receive if sold on the date of death, it would be easier (a… (View Post)