Dude Barber halves. That's awesome.
First time listening to the show. I listened to episode 15. Very informative to me being a new coin collector. Thanks.
What's n-14? Coding system or something?
Got some new pics. I'm thinking this is the head of the '36. [IMG] [IMG]
Sometimes one or the other. Most from my experience are cool with just exchanging for cash.
Asking a cashier about their change is a good idea haha. I may have to know them to do that. I know when I was a cashier I kept all the wheats I...
^^^ good idea. I gotta try that. I've learned my coin pictures aren't the best.
Besides silver, what dimes do you guys look for and keep?
Actually bought my first coin with a slab the other day. It was a '44 Mercury at a MS64 grade. Only paid $24 for it, so I was happy. I'll get some...
What exactly are the Copper pennies you guys hoard up? I'm not sure of the dates or anything. Thanks.
Yea I'll be able to get some more pics tomorrow. Seems like every year of these Large Cents had 3-4 versions. Will be an adventure to collect haha.
I'm kinda new to Large Cents. I know the 8 and stars are small. Can anyone tell if it's the Matron Head or Head of 1836? Thanks. [IMG]
Very nice. Yet to get one of those, plus anything that old. Get it for a good price?
I also found an '01S half the other day too. Posted a pic a few pages back. Wasn't silver, but still excited about the find.
Thanks everyone. So it's best to never use a standard envelope?
I've had no experience in either receiving or sending coins through the mail so I have no idea. What type of containers or envelopes do you use...
The only type of Barber I own are quarters, I hope to own other types soon. [IMG] [IMG]
^^^^ yea not too bad haha.
I know nothing about these coins, but they're pretty cool.
Hey there are so many acronyms in the coin business, its very easy to overlook the obvious.
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