When it comes to V nickels, Doug (KoinJester) is a sharp one. One of the better that I know.
Actually, no. The mint mark punch was the same punch. Not just the same style, but the same punch on the 1916-D and the 1932-D.
There is a method that I was taught that has, until this point, worked flawlessly. Take a finger or thumbnail and drag it across an area of the...
My first impression is S. It is helpful to know that the S mint mark is the same one used on the 1909 S coins, and as such has plenty of photos...
and I would disagree with Chris, with all due respect. I would return this coin and ask for one that is on better condition, as these coins are...
I knew this but omitted the varieties to keep the answer simple. :)
and I am curious as to which column I fall into in your mind? (Although it doesn't really matter, it's just your opinion.) The information that I...
but that's not what this forum is for. This forum is for sharing knowledge.
and sometimes that's the polite thing to do... answer their question
It is the designer's initial. F for Fraser. He designed the Buffalo Nickel. They all have this feature.
truthfully, Doug has always been admittedly older, but both were born before recorded history, so... no records!
Two things strike me immediately. 1) The coin is a higher grade and since it is NOT slabbed, I would be more wary of an unacceptable cleaning in...
You need to share your clad cleaning technique... please PM me
There are several reasons why I collect them, but my thought is that with the current low value (and interest) and high attrition rate, that they...
Has anyone asked Paul (Lehigh)?
This thread is fascinating!!!!
this said by a man who collects the RedBook... LOL :)
yes, but rumour has it you're the younger "twin"
No, Frank... you ARE old!!! Just not as old as Doug... :D
well, you give me entirely too much credit, I am just another guy, but one who likes to do his homework. My point is that we should educate...
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