Controversy? MS66
So I'm not one for counterstamp coins but as a mechanic I had to have this one. Let's just take a moment and appreciate the packaging of this...
Just one? Ok ok. My avatar is one of them. But here's one I haven't shown on here before [ATTACH] I had to choose a dollar cause I have too many...
PF67
PR63
Interesting. Thank you. Someday when the lotto blesses me I will look more towards collecting 19th century proofs. Now how do they know the...
Not FB but I'm in at 66. That looks like a little nic on the bands and that may have kept it from going 67
I don't know gold very well but, or any of your coins apparently, but I will say MS60
Haha this is funny. I like your coins
Gosh I haven't been right once with your coins. I'm gonna say 63 but I'm sure it will end up 66+*PL somehow lol
Sometimes i spell it one way, somtimes I spell it the other way. And because I'm using an lg tablet and I have big hands. You're lucky I don't...
Prolly so he could start cac and critique coins from both companies and make a fortune by just putting stickers on the slabs that came from...
Term is doubled die. And I'm afraid it is not. Looks more like a plating issue from the pic.
1919 s very common cent. Mintage of 139,760,000. Not worth much unless excellent condition. Also the US cents are called CENTS. Penny is the wrong...
Throwing the board across the room doesn't count as finishing it?
Ok what are the lines on the reverse? Is it just your photo? Or is it some oddity that shows up on old proofs?
Also for other lincoln cent help including the 1970 small date: http://www.lincolncentresource.com/smalldates/1970Ssmalldate.html
@Coincub Here go to this site. Put in your cents you have questions about. This site will show you pictures of what doubled dies and repunched...
John Albanese is the founder. He may have non competes or something as well
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