To Kathy Eva Adams?
Can't say much about the Philly's. But Denver was still dealing with a few plating issues in 2010.
Did that hold a couple of bowling balls? Neat "promo" item.
Fun finds. I would imagine that there are a few more stages. I wish I lived on the east coast just to be able to find Philly coins in change.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I just noticed I went back to a Canadian. If that's not ok then I will play Denmark. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Never heard of that site. You can look thru a cherrypickers, or simply look at VV variety vista for dates with RPM's and DDO/DDR.
The markers say -003. Stage B Nice find Larry.
No, pre 83 cents were actually bronze 95% copper and 5% zinc. The coin that started this thread is environmentally damaged. Caused by corrosion...
46 is known for having a weak date. They are either grease/debri filled or the result of an extreme die polishing.
Split plate doubling or MD. Not a valuable type of doubling.
I would like to see the opposite side. Looks like a cud though.
Eye appeal is my focus. It can be an ancient a token or a US coin, even a modern.
Sorry just can't see any detail in the photos. It is probably a plating blister by the looks of the rest of the coin.
Here is your photo. [IMG] And here is a full size photo of a coin/medal. [ATTACH]
Full-size photos would help. Realize you are using a scope, It is just that you need to get the whole coin in one photo
Found this one in an envelope. It was already compromised by a cellophane wrapper. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I love to stash the minors. What I hate the most is to have spend them. Who ever gets my rolls are having fun
Something like that...
I will be on the lookout for a few park finds. Hope I Can get some photos of the difference between a mower find and bullet hole. Clad coinage and...
I used to shoot a bottle cap at 175' with a greenfield arms. The scope was dialed in.
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