Yes, you're right. I just used that today. Nice to have quick links so I don't have to think about which it is. Thanks.
Official US Government sites don't use .com extensions. They use the .gov extensions.
If I were a millionaire I would give them to a local youth coin club.
But, my daddy is bigger than your daddy. So there.
I have some of those in the 60's. I just ran across several mint rolls from 59 through 64 (P & D) in my accumulation. I think I will have some fun.
All those things are possible. But, it looks to me like it could be an inclusion such as a small wire.
Irregularities on coins may not make them extra valuable, but, I like to find them. They make the hobby a bit more interesting.
The photos are too fuzzy for me to guess.
So far I haven't come up with any extra scarce or rare. I have found a lot of collectable stuff over a good range of dates. I appreciate all the...
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You accumulate a lot of stuff over the years. Rather than birthday and Christmas gifts we now give our kids and grandkids some "stuff" from our...
My oldest son. He has been sort of collecting most of his life. He is 55 now. But, we have 6 children, 13 grandchildren and 17 great...
You are right there. My collecting of stamps and coins takes up a lot of room. I did move my wife out of the home office and take over another...
One mistake I made in my working life was not bringing home coins from wherever I travelled. I could have had coins from all over the world but...
I'm not sure about today, but, went I was a scout I got merit badges for both coin collecting and stamp collecting.
I think most of us have a "crazy collection". I have a bunch of crazies. They are fun distractions.
Not if you are a Chinaman or politician.
Very interesting and fun 1984 P with blisters on neck and ear found in stash. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks, I appreciate the leads.
I agree. But, respectfully, is there a clear line between a "mint error", a "minting anomaly", "process variation" and "damage"? Or, is this...
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