A couple of items for your perusal......pics....

[cdickrun64]

1st) Pic #1 - Anyone ever see this stamp before? Obviously a Half Hunter marking his rolls so he/she (Apush, thats for you) doesn't get them back again.....

2nd) Pic #2 - Whomever you are.....thanks for leaving me the XF/AU 1982-p no "FG" error, she's a beauty.....

Check 'em all!!

 

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[BuffaloBoy]

How much does one of those '82 no "fg" coins go for in that kind of condition? awesome find! still looking for my first one. hh

 

[cdickrun64]

Buffalo....not a whole lot....maybe $10.

 

[Diver_Down]

Funny that you mention this, but I just pulled an 82 no FG in XF/AU the other day. One must luck closely as any subtle indication of the F or the G doesn't cut it. When you've found one, then the indicators (mushy tail feathers) are apparent. In mint state, they can fetch $75 and up. There is one on eBay that is a BIN for $125 in MS64. In circulated grades, it is an easy $10 perhaps $20.

 

[cdickrun64]

Diver, I knew what I had without even looking at the reverse. My 2nd one. The lettering on the obverse is much thinner, maybe even smaller than a normal 1982-p......

 

[Diver_Down]

Diver, I knew what I had without even looking at the reverse. My 2nd one. The lettering on the obverse is much thinner, maybe even smaller than a normal 1982-p......

Once you know the indicators, then you don't have to analyze every 82-P with a loupe. There are other no FG's to look for: 72-D, 73-P, and the 66.

 

[TheRockDoc]

Congrats on a nice find. I have recently started looking for a No FG... Thanks for the good info on this thread.

 

[Piledriver]

I'll leave all mine for you.

If it doesn't have a silver rim, it hits the cull bucket pronto.