That might be a tough one if it was just at the museum. I did a search on youtube and google and came up with nothing.
Listen I know your trolling and you will come up with some other smart mouth thing to say after this IF you DID find something incredible I would...
why don't you go STARE at my gorgeous:vomit: coin until you do see what I see :dead: ok dude sure.
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Wish I could afford these :) [MEDIA]
Alex no one is bullying at all but just stating what it is. Check out this and look at an example I posted about....
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Since I found this commercial I've been looking for other old coin related commercials here is 2 more that I vaguley remember. [MEDIA]
It aired here in Kentucky also. Maybe they mean it aired on a local station that this was recorded from.
Who else remembers this commercial that played seemingly non stop for months [MEDIA]
From my recent roll searches. Another counterstamp[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] . Nothing special but a cool find for roll searching
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Ok I may not be the brightest bulb in the bunch but if yours has a plating issue and becomes a lamination is it possible with mine which is a die...
Good ol' Philly mint issues.
Looks like there's already one similar to it on sleazebay...
I have never seen a lamination error on a zincoln but it does remind me of lamination so that was my first thought. I do see the die crack so...
Well I do believe I have found a lamination error on a 2019 zincoln well i'm fairly certain it is but hey it's a zincoln it could be anything lol....
As stated above the W is the initial of the designer. On Mercury dimes the mint mark would be located on the reverse to the right of ONE of one...
I'm sure as well
Separate names with a comma.
