You aren’t kidding about that!
I don’t understand how that’s *not* 67, however Nickels aren’t my specialty. Yet the earmarks are all there. Attractive tone, the fields and even...
That Merc is easily 66. Probably even 67.
What grade is that? I’m rusty on mint state grading but I’m guessing that has to be 67......
Mercury Dimes as you might guess from my handle and profile pic. :cigar: After that Bust Dimes and after that Barber Dimes. I just love Dimes. Oh...
This will curb my appetite for key dates while I replenish funds for 1895-O. :joyful: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
My heart did a little race when I saw 1809. Then I realized it was a Copper coin lol.
It looks real to me but cleaned and polished.
I need pics and you’d better believe I’m excited.
*DROOL* :happy: How in the blazes did you buy one for $250??? Was that in the early 2000's? I love the darker original fields and surfaces on...
The 1916-D is not a "rare" coin by any means in any grade. It is a joke when people try to tell anyone it is "rare", bla bla bla only 264K minted,...
*cough* PCGS *cough* :shifty:
Priceless. Totally priceless. That perfectly paints a picture of the reaction! I can totally see him throwing his keyboard, getting up from his...
Not gonna lie. I really wish you had sniped it. I would have been clapping. Almost my man.
Somebody has got big money!!! Wish I could play poker with those kinds of chips! Woot. o_O:wideyed::eek::eek:
Some Roosevelt Dimes, as with most coin issues, have dates that are more commonly weakly struck than others. As a result, when an issue usually...
Thanks Physics. What a surprise seeing you chime in and offer your opinion! I agree on the old Silver part, totally..... That was my logic when I...
That is sad. So what is it? 5 or 10 coins?
I think Physics-Fan is more knowledgeable about toning than any of us here..... sooooo.... I stand corrected. The expert has spoken.
Yes but still a nice piece.
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