Wow! Very nice Capped Bust Half! Looks like an AU grade. You agree? It may be a soft strike, but from the photos it is difficult to tell for sure....
Yes, I noticed that. It seemed that many people were posting currency notes (even though I do see some coins on the first page). I wanted to...
Too bad about the obverse scratch. What a shame... Well I am going to say VF-Details on this one. Without the scratch and whatever the dark, round...
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Hey CoinTalkers! Just a quick question. I was trying to figure out why Flying Eagle Cents aren't labeled with "Red (RD)" or "Red-Brown (RB)" on a...
It looks like it is most likely just cud, also refered to as a die chip, in that particular spot on the reverse making it seem as if there is an...
Hahaha! Apology excepted. ;)
Haaaa! Atomic bomb...And HEY! What do you have against 5 year-old desktop computers?! I'm running an (at least) 5 year-old Compaq desktop computer...
This is just a fun thread for people of the CoinTalk website to share and showoff some of their newest additions to their collection. Please,...
Yes, it does...And sadly, I am forced to use it too often. Hahahaha!
DARN IT! Off by only a couple of years... ;) I think it's time that I upgrade to a better photo-enhancment program instead of those unreliable...
Yes, but the program I used to enhance the photo originally does not allow me to save a photo or copy a link. :(
I enhanced the photo of the obverse on my own (Sorry, I am unable to post it as a comment on this thread), but I believe the date to be either...
What rickmp is trying to say is that he believes this coin may have gone through a clothe-drying machine causing this unusual damage. -Brian
Improper alloy mixture near the edge of the planchet possibly? It is likely just PMD of some sort. -Brian
That is interesting! I find it funny that it is as if they tried to merge the obverse and reverse of the Wheat Cent together creating that...
This is acutally what I believe to be the misplaced date variety and not FS-50-1876-302 (which is a repunched date) but actually FS-50-1876-303....
No problem at all! Either way, it is still an interesting "toy" to own and a fantastic conversation piece. :) -Brian
Yes; as previously said, it looks to be a genuine IHC but it is very likely that someone molded two obverses of an Indian Head Cent together...
I think you've misread my previous post. I didnt say that a clad dime was STRUCK on the obverse, I said "a clad dime was STUCK to the obverse". I...
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