In 75 years of collecting I have never had a coin "graded" by TPG. I plan to keep all my coins and don't care if "mine is better than yours" (not...
Nice coin Mary.
I really wouldn't want to put all of these in an album. [ATTACH]
In 1948 my aunt gave me an 1885 nickel. It showed as having a value of $5 at the time. If I sold it today I would make a big profit, or is it?...
Me too, put them up for view.
The collectors drive all of the above. If we don't subscribe to it, it would go away. All of my coins are in my collection based upon eye appeal....
Let me think about that for a minute. Kidding Randy, get out there and spoil them.
Great story. Thanks for keeping the hobby going.
Inside the D there is a remnant of a letter, a die chip or damage. I just wanted some other eyes to see it. If you click on the photo it should...
Thanks, it does have good eye appeal though.
I found a 1955 D with a questionable Mint Mark. I would like some feedback from my friends here at CT. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Great find.
On the what???
I understand. I don't like doing anything more than talking on my phone.
Just trying to get a pic of the little one.
You know the rules granny - pictures or it didn't happen. Lets see that little heartbreaker. Congratulations.
I quit getting penny rolls from the bank. They are so filthy that you should get a tetanus shot after touching them.
@Cheech9712 OK We saw Standing Liberty Quarters in change almost everyday. Most were worn but recognizable to date and mint. Here is an example of...
My favorite is this one from the March of Dimes during WW II. The dime is dated 1943. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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