Fun when a proof shows up in your change. My first proof from my change was a state quarter. Fun finds!
Your coin should reveal a date. I’ve pickled nickels worn worse.
The ribbon from the braid. There are different flows for the ribbon which would indicate a worn date nickle from the early 20’s. Yours doesn’t...
It’s worth pickling in my opinion. Interesting for me to know what history is passing by. But the ribbon and the reverse design, it’s likely a...
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Can you post a photo of the reverse?
I agree. Damaged. It looks like someone removed material/date perhaps out of boredom. The reverse was left alone.
Correct.
Eddie makes a good point. If you’re not to worried about final appearances, the 50/50 mix works in minutes. As the solution ages with use, the...
Here is a 50/50 specimen. Note, any attempt to etch the surface of a coin will result in a damaged coin. I’m not a nic-a-date fan as it creates...
I do recall reading about the pause you describe and that in part lends to my wondering about the way material flows as the hubbing process is...
For what it's worth, I am still undecided about what's completely happening for a Class 9. I suspect that my experience around tool and die guys...
I agree that most of the more obvious doubling occurs at central points for Class 9 doubling, but it's not exclusive. For example, the RTY or the...
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