Yeah right. That'll be the day.
True story though lol
Not really anything to do with the topic at hand but might be of note that a certain Legend big shot was recently banned from CU. Apparently the...
And atleast 3% finger oils and dirt and dust and dead skin and some sticky beverage if found in a car cup holder:vomit:
This was difficult for me. With A, i like gold toning on any coin. With B the steps were fuller but seemed to have a flat spot on Jefferson's...
Norman is not amused with your Rockwell test mark BS. He never had anything to do with coins:pics: [ATTACH]
Not necessarily a filled die but possibly just a weak strike, enhanced by circulation wear. The 1914 S wheat is probably the hardest of the early...
Not a proof. 1915 and 1916 wheats were always pretty well struck and can be mistaken for proofs. However, the proofs are even more well struck,...
Not just the ridiculous non existent doubled die threads and Rockwell test mark BS, there is also an attempt to divide users with political...
I should know by now, if it's a "new" user talking about an "error" coin, and the thread has reached 3 pages, to just not click on it. But then...
So NGC is capable of doing decent photographs:eek:
Amazing. Absolutely amazing that someone has this much time to troll a coin forum. Is posting false information ban worthy?
Im thinking it would grade Fine. The obverse is pretty worn for VF IMO.
I think you should zoom in more. I think one of the copper atoms is doubled:wacky:
$680 wins it.
I agree. And maybe that is what ANACS meant with my struck fragment. MS60 doesnt get thrown around a lot so maybe they used that as an...
Looks like you have some normal, run-of-the-mill unc mint sets from what I can gather from your pics. Your decription isnt exactly coherent. I...
I dont see anything on the quarters but wear and tear. The Lincoln cent has common die deterioration wear causing that ridge you are seeing. The...
Am I the only one here who dislikes tomatoes?? Seriously I hate raw tomatoes. Im not really a fan of Mary Jane either, and I live in Colorado;)
It's struck steel with a portion being struck from Lincoln cent dies, while a majority portion remains a "screwed up" screw. I believe they grade...
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