I don't think so my friend.
If I orient mine just as the OP has they are the same. [ATTACH]
Where do you get the rotation? The indirect transfer is always upside down. Here is a 47 S from my collection.[ATTACH]
Progressive Indirect Design Transfer (error-ref.com) Here is a link to more information
It is a 47 S and it has an indirect transfer or ghost as they are called. Look it up and learn about a fun variation.
It is difficult to give much credence to items that are typically traded or found and carried back as curiosities by the inhabitants. Even our...
We used those nipper tools to skin catfish when I was young.
Video is too fast for me my lord. Do you use your right foot or left foot? How do you maintain your balance? Thanks.
All of those tags are for merchandizing only. The "First Strike" is the worst of all. The US Mint is right now striking coins for 2024. They will...
I suppose that is nice for sticker collectors.
I have nearly the entire set of small cents. I got them in circulation when I was young. Some I got later as I travelled to Canada quite...
Nice coins Mr. Green, however, the mirror finish on modern proof coins turns me off. Thanks for posting them.
Looks like someone cleaned it with a wire brush.
Here are some of mine. Some Canadian cents tone up very nice. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I recommend the same ones @SensibleSal66 shows. I keep my Canadian Cents in one of those and am very satisfied with it.
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I only buy unclean lots, only what I need to keep me busy cleaning. That would be about 20 coins per year.
Here is one that appears to be double struck. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@kountryken I am with you. My sets are circulated, working coins. I started in 1948 when everything was still available in circulation. The only...
One of my favorites: [ATTACH]
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