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Is it just me or can anyone else chime in... seems like MOST of the time when I see a circulated coin with obverse damage, whether it be mild or extreme, the reverse is in good condition. Is there a theory behind that or is it just "a flip of the coin"?
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Thanks Maineman! I guess it would not be so bad if both sides were messed up...
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