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I'm having a tough time getting an acceptable pic of this, it's so small. I know it has damage, and normally I wouldn't have been interested, but for $10, there are lots of details and a cool Circam.

 

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My latest 1881-S Morgan, I really like the tone.

 

How do you get the picture to present like that?

 

I use a collage maker app. There are several different ones available. All do pretty much the same thing.

 

Thank you!

 

It arrived and the edge appears to be a flipover double edge. The reverse up edge being stronger with DOLLAR and the leaf. The obverse up appears to be weaker with ONE and E at the leaf above.

 

Nice!

 

Arrived today. 2018-S American Silver Eagle proof.

 

I took a "leap of faith" and bought this 1/4 oz gold from Craigslist...

 

Couple of items from the ANA show

 

I am a newbe. The truth of the matter is I have a few 1967, 1968, and 1967 Lincoln Cents that have been in a glass frame for 49 years. I have been staying at a house for a few years with no TV so I started to learn about the Lincoln Penny on my Iphone at night. I fell in love with the Linclon Penny and all of the history. Wow! Anyway, I would like your opinion on the pictures (too big, too dark, etc) and the few pennys. I would like to have them graded if you think I should. Thank-you in advance for any responses.

 

agreed, return them

 

ya stole it!

great pick up

 

I've been looking for a set like this, all came from OGP and have a slight gold tone to them. The swimming half dollar came with an annoying black spot on his shoulder...

The 1995-S & 1996-S XXVI Olympiad Commemorative half dollars

 

None of those have value to be graded. If they have sentimental value, place them in 2x2’s and cherish them. The toning on the 1968-D is pretty. Also, if you are serious about numismatics, I would recommend investing in a book regarding Coin grading and The Guide Book Of Lincoln Cents by Q. David Bowers.