Posted 01/11/2011 10:45 pm
Bamboo The chop marks add value to the coin according to some collectors, but other collectors view them as damage which lowers value.
The fact that there is an E chopmark is unusual. so some chop mark collectors might find that one interesting.
The weight is about perfect for the wear involved.
The other features look acceptable but it is rarely possible to be 100 % positive from pictures alone.
You have captured one overlap in the 5th picture. Can you show exactly what is on the opposite edge at this point.
The fact that there is an E chopmark is unusual. so some chop mark collectors might find that one interesting.
The weight is about perfect for the wear involved.
The other features look acceptable but it is rarely possible to be 100 % positive from pictures alone.
You have captured one overlap in the 5th picture. Can you show exactly what is on the opposite edge at this point.
