Yeah, that happens sometimes (he, he, he) [ATTACH]
Yes, poking the edge of the mylar is good. Or use scissors to cut the cardboard just under the staples. Two or three edges cut and you can free...
Your town is an interesting one, because of it's location... provides access in a few directions to different types of locales.
That sounds like it's tough. But try living in a no-stoplight town. For three years I lived in a small town in NC. The nearest stoplight was close...
Not necessarily... at the bottom where they look like they connect, I think it is because of the damage .
Did not know that, but it makes sense. Because keys are many times lowest mintage ones and having one that is problem free (which for many...
Thank you for the thought, but I don't collect the coins from there. My only real foreign coin collections are for Icelandic Kingdom coins and...
I am not seeing it. I am seeing damage to the lower part of the lettering on EPU motto and general wear to the coin. The 'separation' you think...
I have a few Brazilian coins, as relatives were there from about 1920-1925. But this post is not a great one to share info on new topics. If you...
@TheGame Pm me with your addy, I'll drop one in the mail for you (NMI, denver mint)
Also, this contest ended a year and a half ago. When responding to contest posts, you should be checking the date. I only responded, not to enter,...
It was Brawny and was from the middle of a Pick-a-Size roll she had on a standing kitchen paper towel holder (brushed nickel finish). Details are...
Start looking at modern philly roosevelts. Many have this same sort of die wear.
Yes I did.
Not always. @Clawcoins was kind enough to pass on his to me. Winning without even entering! [IMG]
plating blister
The mint does not make them like that.
Death by Corgi [IMG]
but if you put it in a roll with 49 pennies and give the roll to the bank, it is only worth a cent
ten cents
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