$205 for some CRH!

Wanna check your link on you finds. But your hard to find. Is there an easier way?

 

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Nice 41s

 

Looks like a 1941 S....large S. Have a look at the mint mark and confirm what you have. The photo is just a little out of focus to confirm.

 

Great photos! Any camera / lens tips for us new to photography of coins?

 

Found a nice Die Clash. Also a few Wheat pennies

 

Have a look - maybe this?? ADC-1c-1968D-01 : Mad Die Clashes

 

Looks to be. Why a mad clash? More valuable if it was in better condition?

 

MisAligned Die clash. Since it has an attribution, there is some additional premium, but as others here consistently note, you have to find a buyer for it. That looks like a pretty fine clash to have. And even in circulated condition, its in decent shape. For me, it's flip worthy and you can annotate it with the attribution number for looking up later.

 

I believe this is a DDO variety. Doesnt look in great shape. But I believe its the one.

 

This does not look like the doubled ear variety. Note your specimen has a rounded earlobe and not pointed.

 

K. thanks! MD, Then?

 

Nice AU

 

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Those Lincoln cent rolls look like it will be easy to save the wrappers when you open them.

Why not make note of how many coins come out of a roll and replace that number into the saved roll? No muss, no fuss!

 

Yeah

 

No. I think you have something special. Open a new thread and ask as a specific question. I like you chances

 

Ended the box. Ended up with 20 common 40s and 50s, and a few AUs

 

Went back to the bank! Didn't see the same. So I thought it was a DUD