Show your WOODYS !!

This is what I call a " woody " , a better example of the streaky planchet syndrome that I like to collect. A matched set like this could take a lifetime, if it even exists....not a great date, but a great " woody"

 

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that is a very cool looking cent, How much can you buy these common date woodies for?


monkeyman

 

I have paid anywhere from 2-3 cents each to may more than I should have, it depends how bad you want it. This was in a 3lot for $7.00 total, I consider it a bargain.

 

Man, I'd say! Sweet one man! :thumb:

Phoenix

 

more often than not, they are less severe than the 20, like this 27:

 

I just found 3-4 of them today.
I'll have to snap some pics.

 

Here is my favorite. I will post some more later.

 

AZ Jack that 20 is great!!!

 

Nice 09-S, I was outbid on one yesterday I think.....

 

Are you saying that you do not know if you were outbid? I hope that is still easy to figure out.

 

No, YESTERDAY was what I was not sure of, it was this last weekend anyways:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=230216584532&ssPageName=STRK:MEDW:IT&ih=013

 

1909 woody

Here's a 1909-S of mine with some woodgrain effect.

I guess, since it covers about half the coin, you'd call it a semi-woody.

 

here is a couple that i have

a 1920-s



a 1910-s

 

and here is a 1918

 

Here you go Jack. 1913-D and 1916-.

 

1919- and 1919-

 

1923-S and 1925-

 

OMG, I need to go rinse my eyes...Woody's, Semi Woody's....LOL

Hmm I know I have ONE around here some where, i will have to try to find it and get back to you

Regards,
S

 

does this count as a woody?




it also has cancer and that makes me sad. is there a way to get the green plague off this coin without destroying any collectable value it may have?

 

My oldman's 1909-1940 (complete, minus the 1922-p, it hadn't been ID'd when the folder was made back in the 50s) collection in a Whitman Trifolder. Lots of those have this sort of grain. I'll try to pull it out today.

Ben