I am right on topic, again you refuse to use the two ears god gave ya, yet you use the same two dirty fingers you type with, to eat with. Didn't...
What I would love to see is the abraded dies. I want to see some flow lines. bring the old dies back next year. Make a little series with the most...
Just posting a blank, It is obviously wild, or it is a 10C silver blank.
Tell us please. The OP isn't a less fortunate soul, he is just posting to make it known that there are much less fortunate than others, It's the...
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Is it Halloween yet?
I am in your camp all day long. There is also quite a bit of luster. The hand also looks to be slightly visible.
I think that most get confused on the moral end of the conversation. I am guilty of it myself, The dissing disregard and dis respect. That is the...
Short read on Burnished coins/blanks. https://www.usmoneyreserve.com/blog/what-is-a-burnished-coin/
A proof coin is graded different than a mint state coin. Coins with highly reflective fields can have some slight wi
No where in that article does it say acetone removes luster. Acetone is mostly virtually harmless to a copper coin, and absolutely harmless to...
Just waiting to hear the next scare tactic. Is there a limit to how far you are willing to go. For crymony sakes get over it! You didn't have...
@Hookman As a remodel carpenter I have seen some fires in walls and attics. That I can't believe didn't burn the whole house down. 2x's burnt half...
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Wow! sure looks like the lines were die polish.
It is damage and what looks to be a stain. Not a MM.
It's a counter stamp. Interesting but only worth face value.
The dirty brown looks like it is toning that has gone into the terminal stage. I am pretty sure that it is there for good. You might try some MS70...
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