Wow. I'll bet the population of that coin in that condition is a very SMALL crowd. Congrats!
Alkaline water......so a dropper of distilled water mixed with baking soda maybe?
Nice coin Pickin. Sometimes real bargains come in questionable holders and sometimes they are raw buys.
I've heard some talk about using a rose thorn, because it's softer than the metal. I have no idea. I had some success with those plastic...
Your photos are quite good. Way better than mine.
Good question! I come here to learn and share. Doomsayers will be here any minute though. :D [IMG]
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What's the deal with the rim below the date? Cud or damage?
Rolled the dice and took a flyer on this one. Not too far from qualifying for the under $50 purchase thread. Interested to see it in...
Nice coin. I take it you are from across the big pond? USPS isn't great but not terrible either, it's their logistics in shipping (timeliness)...
Thank you pickin. Your link explained this better than anything else I've ever seen regarding the subject. Too many times the explanation beats...
Yikes. Those will pass all day in common change exchanged in retail stores.
Click on the photo and it enlarges it. It's easy if you have a laptop. It's one of the nice features about Coin Talk.
Long story but another thread reminded me about these. When I was a kid, my mom loaded me up and we took a train to Baltimore to visit friends....
Beat me to it. Weird.
From VAM World : Rim cud observed on late die state. VAM 6A[ATTACH] [IMG]
A hammer is a fix all for everything, you knew that right? If it fits, it ships.:eek:
I don't know diddly about dimes, so I'll just say excellent coin. I still don't know how to determine full bands.
Are XRF analyzers common equipment in coin shops? I have no idea, but maybe that could determine it?
Well I wasn't born yet when WWII ended so I'm thankful for not being that old.:D[IMG]
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