Yup, thats what I think I have. What do you think and is it worth anything?
The silver [is] mine, and the gold [is] mine, saith the LORD of hosts. Hag 2:8 [/b] He created it. He controls it. He gave it to us for His use. Why did we turn from sound scriptural currency that PROTECTS us?
The silver [is] mine, and the gold [is] mine, saith the LORD of hosts. Hag 2:8 [/b] He created it. He controls it. He gave it to us for His use. Why did we turn from sound scriptural currency that PROTECTS us?
Way to common a thing on most coins. Could be from wear or just a weak die but not really a noted, valuable error. That sort of missing part of the L is what is really common and a weak I next to it is nothing special.
The silver [is] mine, and the gold [is] mine, saith the LORD of hosts. Hag 2:8 [/b] He created it. He controls it. He gave it to us for His use. Why did we turn from sound scriptural currency that PROTECTS us?
I've taken several very similar "errors" to coin shops with thoughts of walking away with an ounce (well really a 1/2 price ounce) of Silver. The most I've been offered is 5 cents. I keep them in a separate container and hope my Grand Kids might get a better offer when I'm worm food.
ha ha. I am thinking the interesting ones like this that aint worth alot, I'll pass off to people to "spark" an interest in collecting.
The silver [is] mine, and the gold [is] mine, saith the LORD of hosts. Hag 2:8 [/b] He created it. He controls it. He gave it to us for His use. Why did we turn from sound scriptural currency that PROTECTS us?
I think some like this are caused from circulation, but probably more specifically from being spun in a counting or rolling machine. I've seen similar occurance on most every denomination...except dimes....cause I haven't handled/sorted many dimes.
1956 D filled die error
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