Freshly cut wood!

I will try again, I had made the album where I put this picture private, so maybe that is why it could not be seen?

 

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How can I kick too much. It cost me a whole $1.50. As for the time, if he sent me the wrong coin, I assume someone else got my coin. Considering it was a cheap coin even less the refund, it may have taken him that long to get it back. My guess is that it cost him ~$5 just to complete my transaction - shipping twice + eBay fees - and he got nothing from me. I do not need to add insult to injury.

 

Your link is dead for me and I mean even copying and pasting the address. Apparently your private album is blocking the rest of us from seeing it.

 

I am not sure why, but now I cannot see it either, where I could when I first posted it

 

Believe me, I understand. LOL I hate to do it too but I figure I'm protecting future buyers.

 

heres my woddy. Havent really noticed these before, so i'm definately keeping my eyes open now. They look pretty cool.

This one isnt red or rb, but its still pretty nice looking i'd say

 

The original purpose of public feedback was to protect the buyers from the ignorant and or unscrupulous. When neutral or negative feedback causes the whistleblower more grief than the seller, it devolves into an Ebay endorsed scam.

Then you get what we have. Unscrupulous sellers KNOWINGLY selling products that aren't as advertised because those who know that they've been scammed are expected to be satisfied by negating their own transaction in exchange AND silence or even supporting lies. Protection of buyers becomes a JOKE. Those scammers simply budget in a fraction of their profits for returns as a cost of doing business.

 

Found this 1982 @ work today on the floor.

 

Some fresh wood!

 

Sold old, rotten wood!

 

More old, nasty wood!

 

It is almost hard to find a 21-S that is not a woodie. They seemed to have had a problem mixing things that year. Now that 35-S is another story. I do not think I have seen another woodie that year.

 

Fresh wood??? For something a little different...

How about a whole diseased forest?

 

Here are a few of my newer woodies. I especially love tiger grained woodies and this is not only a beauty, but a neat error too....



and of course, the king Indian woodie....



and the king Lincoln woodie with more tiger woodgrain toning.....



another Indian woodie....



and a date commonly found as a woodie....

 

omg Charmy,, how do you follow that. Amazing coins as always. Here's the best I can do.... the '18 is my favorit... doesn't show it well in the pic except at the rims, but the bands are more bluish through the fields also... some exotic wood there.

 

I am amazed this thread is still going.

 

WOW! All nice coins folks!

Now they're coming out of the woodwork!

 

i wonder what that 84d will look like in 50 years.... provided it's still around.

 

Pulled about a dozen from a Wheat Bag today

Here are some of them

 

and a few more from the same bag.