You got that right. That was actually the first silver dime I found roll hunting, then the next week I hit the jackpot and found a full roll of...
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The inspiration for this thread is @lordmarcovan 's contest....
I cast my vote for the food, I could really go for a nice liverwurst sandwich right about now..... aaahhhh, just kidding. But as for the coins...
From what I've read the small manganese content within the war nickels makes extracting the silver more difficult and therefore more costly.
Interesting coin, my first time ever hearing about these.
I like the coin, I think it should get the old RBOGPWPYB designation though. Red and brown just doesn't seem quite descriptive enough!
I opened a new account at a bank in which an old account of mine was closed, they charge somewhere in the neighborhood of 2 dollars a month if...
I can see that argument being made, I'd imagine that banks may worry that customers would just switch banks in that event though, being how many...
I'm no expert on gold pieces, but I'd assume since the intrinsic value is so high the numismatic value would rarely eclipse it, save for extremely...
If it only applies to non account holders I can understand the banks stance. While I don't sympathize with them I'm sure they have many CRHers...
Are there any important factors with missing clad layer coins that increase potential value to collectors? For example, if the missing clad layer...
Will it weigh slightly different if part of the clad layer is missing? I'll weigh it once I get another scale, the digital components and...
So, I've posted a solid hand full of coins in this section since joining this site and thus far only one has proven to be a true mint error. But I...
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I mainly CRH small denominations, and I prefer nickels to pennies. A complete Jefferson set isn't out of the realm of possibility with a great...
Personally I save any counterstamped coin I find in the wild. I wouldn't dare spend a premium on one, but if I happen upon one I find it a cool...
Nice haul! Those Aussie pennies are very cool, never knew they made them that large, especially that deep into the 20th century.
No worries. Being that the machines determine what a coin is by their dimensions, you can find world coins in the trays fairly often as well.
Thanks, ya I'm still learning when it comes to errors, figured there may have been a chance of it being some sort of striking error. Oh well. I'll...
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