Thread: Post a Rosy

I dug out my coins to have a friend practice some photography. It's been a good couple years since I glanced on my first completed set as a kid, so I thought I would see what everyone else has. Let's post those Roosevelt Dimes, circulated or full torch! Here's one every Rosy collector MUST have:

My uncle knows when coins were silver, and he occasionally comes across silver dimes. he found one and it had a black spot under Roosevelt's nose. It was a Hitler dime. we had some good laughs on that one.

Ill bump this for the sake of the OP

oh man! Is that Nt or At? I can't really discriminate but would believe either.

Sent from my PG06100 using Tapatalk

love the purple on the 64

Originally Posted by Numis-addict

oh man! Is that Nt or At? I can't really discriminate but would believe either.

Mint sets from 1956-58 are pretty well known to have spawned outrageous toners. The coin belongs to member SkyMan and is NGC MS67*.

man! now, if only I could find one on the side of the road. that would be great. Don't Drop It! lol

This old timers birth year

Here's my 1996W from my 1996 mint set. I purchased it at
the mint in Philidelphia in '96. Hard to get a decent picture
through the cellophane packaging.---John

Good timing! Just trying out my new camera and testing it on some rosie toners.

Another unciculated Roosevelt. My 1946 silver Roosevelt.
Looks like I need to purchase more air Tites.---John

Originally Posted by gbroke

Good timing! Just trying out my new camera and testing it on some rosie toners.

Looks like it's working!

I found six (6) of these "grease filled die" coins in one 1946-s roll. This is a picture of two of them side by side. You'll notice that the "U" in PL[U]RIBUS is missing and the "L" and "R" on either side is weak. Also, some of the Oak leaves are missing details. Half of the upper right leaf (near "E" in AM[E]RICA) is missing half its detail and the one just to the left is completely missing.

I added the reverse of robec's 1956 Rosey (Post # 4) for comparison.