Having Lincoln, Jefferson, Washington and Roosevelt on so many coins is boring too. Nothing folks like us can do is going to change any of that.
I drop in on this thread from time to time. It's always a humbling experience. Nice work, gentlemen.
So ready for coin shows to start up again.
If they're circulated coins, you may be OK. If they're proofs, that's a whole other ball game.
64 . . . I got one right!
I felt pretty sure it wasn't a 58. I voted 55, but 53 is reasonable. Bottom line, it's a lovely coin and I wish it were mine!
55 here too. Nice coin, your lordship.
Pretty straightforward. If that's PVC residue, soaking in acetone should remove it. Let's see what others think.
PVC possibly? You might want to give it an acetone bath.
Hmmm...sounds more like Alabama. :D
Russian composers rock, especially Rachmaninoff ad Mussorgsky.
Nice coin. I would guess low AU. Although I wonder if the TPGs might say it's been cleaned.
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You're not alone. For me, SLQs are among the tougher coins to grade.
I have a 1973 five cents, in the matte finish like yours. Franklin Mint was doing exquisite work back then, don't you think?
Fascinating selection of coins. Thanks for starting this thread, Eugene. Enlightening as always.
Very nice example of a lovely coin. Well done!
@Randy Abercrombie swears by some product for removing scratches from slabs. I can't remember what it is, but maybe he'll come along and tell us....
When you post a common circulated wheat cent and offer nothing to focus the discussion, you can't expect much in return beyond some smart-aleck...
I'm not. Just think about some of the "error" LMCs posted here almost daily by the YouTube-watching treasure hunters. They often truly believe...
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