I want this lot thanks Buffalo Hunter! 612 if a number is needed
Steel cent = 2.689 ± 0.1944 grams (early 1943) OR 2.754 ± 0.2268 grams (late 1943) Diameter: 19.05 mm (± 0.0508 mm) Zinc Cent = 2.500g ± 0.100g...
Many dimes from the 1960s through 1980s are found with a poorly struck perimeter. It appears to stem from a combination of inadequate upset and...
The size and description of the feature are determinates for what it is called: Die Chip, Break, Gouge, Dent, Cud: Comparing Terminology...
In earlier years my research took me into genealogy, where I taught myself to read Old German Script so I could read 18th and 19th century church...
Thank you! I do enjoy research! I am so old, I think the intellectual activity helps fight senility and dementia!
From time to time the question arises about the frequency of Doubled Dies on both sides of a coin. Here is a list of examples Chris Rhodes and I...
Thanks - I just misunderstood by "composition normal" = thought you were referring to a nickel!
If weight and composition = normal, what leads you to say "off metal"?
Sorry - just reviewed your request notes and I cannot find out how to delete!
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Photos of both sides whole coin?
This may be a tiny clip. There is even the slightest hint of a Blakesley Effect. Clip Diagnostics · Blakesley Effect (often absent in...
No other TPG I know of uses Cyrillic with ☭! ;)
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