Nicely done. You got one with a full date. I've only found a few. (Thank you for not assuming it's a key date or an error, too.) ;)
Sorry about that link. I'm surprised Wizard is out of stock. But yes, happily the 7070 album is back in production again.
Hey, @Shrews1994 - considering the solid head start your Mystery Mogul just gave you, I heartily recommend you get a Dansco #7070 US Type set...
Been a long time. Memory got rusty. I knew the 1863 was the most common CuNi, but couldn't remember the ranking order of the other dates.
Later, maybe, when I have a mouse. Copying and pasting pictures or URLs can be such a hassle with my phone.
It's a mintmark. So, tell us where that coin was made. ;) The mint that struck that half dime stopped producing coins more than a century ago.
Yup. The Shield nickel is a CircCam. So is the 1853-O half dime. @Shrews1994 - do you know what that "O" inside the wreath on the half dime...
Do what you like. The list is the order. That's the opposite of arbitrary. Ignoring the sequence of the game is what's arbitrary. But do...
I'll refrain from posting my Civil War and Flavians, too, since I missed the chance.
Click the link. CircCam, not "sercam".
Extending this for just a tiny bit longer. Have not had time to assemble the prize lots yet.
That's a very normal and natural reaction to the Colosseo Collection! "Floored", indeed.
Sharp, too. If memory serves, isn't the 1864 also the "key date" (such as it is) for the CuNi subtype?
That Shield nickel looks like a CircCam! :) [IMG]
I was the facilitator. I got her address at the mystery benefactor's request. He shipped the goodies, using my address for the return address...
I found this in a bulk bag of Wheat cents in 2006. There was a gob of dirt covering the mintmark. I was happy enough to find a 1914 cent with...
I wish the coins in my collection would give birth! Especially the gold ones. :woot:
Ooh-la-la! :greedy:
Oho! Yes, I've made detector finds like that. Lawnmower casualties, those are. But wow, that Kennedy really got whanged! That's more than just...
(There is no cud on that cent in your screenshot, either.)
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