Thanks for your input. I had suspected as much, but was curious what others might have to say on the issue. Thanks again for your response ☺
Ok first of all, please note this is not in any way an area of expertise for me. That being said, here is my best shot at an answer. I would say...
I try to never post anything that could be perceived as demeaning or as a verbal attack. We're all hobbyists in the same field and we're all...
Honestly grading is one of my weak suits but I'll give it a shot.
I seriously doubt I would ever part with these, but I'm curious what sort of premium, if any these two star notes might carry. I have a few more...
Pretty neat. I wouldn't consider myself a paper collector either, as I never go out of my way to buy bills. However I find it impossible to bring...
No one knows it all, so its good to have a community of fellow collectors to bounce ideas around with. Also, in addition there are many aspects of...
Certainly. Any die can deteriorate, including doubled dies.
Looks like it could possibly be a very late die state of this vaiety:...
Have you checked out varietyvista.com and the other numismatic resources? I'm fairly new to finer details of collecting myself and these sorts of...
I've wanted to for a while now. I need to start carrying a steel on me at all times in case I see one if the machines. On one hand I want to get...
On a side note, I wonder what would happen if you put a 1943 steel in one of those machines they have at zoos and amusement parks.
I wasn't trying to imply you or anyone else did anything purposely. As oldhoopster said there are many things that can react with copper. This...
Just looks red-brown to me. Most of the luster has worn off and in some patches it hasn't. Oh I'm seeing the chemical reaction now too.
I'd still keep em. Just on account of being wheats.
I'm not seeing anything off about the 1960Ds, but the mint mark does look a little "funny" on the 1984D, not sure if it amounts to anything though.
Definitely interesting. No idea if it's worth anything though.
Thats normal for any penny 1918-date. So no premium based on the initials anyway.
I found it looking through my jar of zincs. I started buying boxes of cents and sorting out the wheats and copper memorials from the zinc...
What grade do you think it would get? I was thinking maybe anywhere in the 55-62 range myself, but I'm not very good at grading so I'm not sure.
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