1913 v nickel found at beach

The OP.

 

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I think it needs to be slabbed !




In concrete

 

That's how they slabbed them on the Flinstones.

 

If nothing good or positive to say then why say it..he posted a legitimate question and what are most people here still in grade school with the smartass remarks??!! Grow up and I'm thinking coin talk is just that nothing but critizing.disrespecful replys..give me a break..much better groups out there believe me..

 

IMO the OP was just trolling that coin as click bait to entice a possible buyer. He never came back with more pictures and we haven’t heard from him since. So now we have fun with it okay? You no liky you no partisipate.

 

He did? Where?

 

I mean if you're saying this is a legit question...

I consider it more of a straight line.

 

You figured it out. Ding, ding, ding, you are the winner.

 

But we're supposed to be "positive" and not so snarky, right?

 

VKB you ARE positively snarky Darling. (My Lovey impression)

 

There is no need to be positive of course, but intentional overused snarkiness is a character flaw. It may be cute to others at first, but quickly becomes irritable to many like a laugh with a snicker and a snort. Sure, often it will be a troll, but at least here, the member indicated that he had looked for information. At least wait for a second post in response to the first reply before unloading the snark. If you are bored, volunteer at the local humane society, or ring a bell with a coin kettle , or such. Grinches be waiting here. Jim

 

You are correct, sir - 'critizing' is what we do, or not

 

NO FUN FOR YOU!
That goes for everybody on CT.
New rules!!!!

 

If a person can not have fun discussing coins and all of the areas we offer , including general discussions, I would suggest exploring comedy forums on the web. There you can compete with others who feel similarly. The Rules are still the same. You can criticize the coin, but not the person. Easy. Happy Holidays! Jim

 

Got it!

 

The question was could this be a 1913...

 

...and the unanimous answer was “no”.