I'm looking forward to the pics! Do a little practice before you try it. Be sure to read the instructions and FAQ, also feel free to ask me any...
GSC.....certainly a mixed bag seller with their tricky photographs.
I found this one, this is the only red Memorial woody I've ever seen. Most often Memorial's only have the graining on one side.....this coin is...
That's no problem bro. Maybe I'm wrong, I have no scientific proof. All I can say is I've been through hundreds and hundreds of airtites and when...
I agree with the above, really, ha.com is probably the best resource for coins in the world. I've spent many, many hours studying Lincolns and...
What? No Mike Diamond or Coop?
Nah, I wait until the ash trays are full! :D
Brasso is very, very bad for coins.....probably one of the worst with silica powder included as an abrasive. Interesting formula Jim, the...
The correct term is DOUBLED DIE. You're scans are not good enough to determine if the coin is a DDO.
I still have no opinion on whether this is an S-VDB. I cannot tell from the pictures. I'd have to see it in hand with all that corrosion....
64
63/64
1943-S Lincoln - MS63/64
Man, I was so close to saying 67!
Sweet!
I've been asked this quite frequently. I'm not in the conservation business for others. With just a little practice, anyone can do this for...
Exactly! There's no point to removing heavy verdigris as any experienced collector knows. All you're left with is a brighty, nasty, pitted coin...
Now, that's one kickass setup!
Indeed. However, once used on a coin, it's a goner and all numismatic value is essentially removed.
2 oz....enough for a LOT of coins. I estimate over 100 coins.
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