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I picked up this SWEET Roosevelt dime in circulation! It has the BADDEST toning you've ever seen. Ridiculous neon greens on the obverse,...
I use a full-size tripod; probably about the 42" one you describe, but the legs telescope, and I can make it as short as about 16 inches. I like...
Why did you have to do that?
Okay. You're asking about series, not necessarily about denomination, just to clarify. Second, why do you immediately apologize to "flamers."...
As a dealer, I strongly urge you to just pay whatever the dealer asks. As a collector, I begrudgingly admit that yes, you should haggle over...
That is, by far, the most evil coin I have ever seen. You must send it to me. Immediately upon receipt I will douse it in holy water, chant over...
I, too, say it's incomplete, but the delineation of the clad layer is too clean to be natural. Somebody covered part of that coin and dipped away....
I would go on an Alaskan cruise. At a port-of-call, I would wander up a glacier to photograph grizzlies. Just as I'm setting up my tripod,...
yeah, it's like $30, plus shipping charges. Might cost you $50 total in the end. I'd still consider it, but would do more research first on what...
17, my good man. Thanks for the contest!
What a nice thread. I believe I've only ever purchased one coin that was a pre-1900 proof. It was an Indian head cent that was is a...
I missed the last NWDCC coin club meeting. Where the heck is Fish???
Nifty. The half cent is a VG-8 -- love to see those. The Indiant cent is also a VG-8, and it might even be a genuine coin. I mean, the...
Billy, Don't undersell yourself, my man. That's absolutely fantastic. Seriously...that story and pic deserve a Coin World article.
Awww...that's pretty stereotypical, don't you think? I mean, I might be a big boy, but that doesn't mean that all coin collectors are big boys....
Baked in potatoes? With butter? I had heard you use corn oil when baking coins in potatoes. I guess I'm off in the morning for a bag of Idaho...
If there's no detail on it to the contrary, I'd say it's just an old copper or copper-alloy blank. What makes you think it's any kind of coin?
That's fantastic. Congratulations.
If you do a little searchie on this website you'll see that, in general, asking questions about artificially toning coins is frowned upon. I...
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