China hit me like a brick at first glance. Maybe it is the scans or whatever but those 8's look off.
Just take all the shelves out of your refrigerator and use it as a "safe" for all your coins. Put 2 ratchet straps on it and stick it in first in...
Yes to lamination however they are extremely common on war nickels. Nice grab though. I've heard of a nickel holding up a dollar but you just got...
Don't get hopes up brett. We're still range bound and bouncin'. Luckily though silver didn't wanna give up the ghost after last week
Meh. And yeah, what gives with no fsb!? Seems like they should've made it a must to have them strike with full bands. I'm liking this less and...
Wow. Nice colors. I thought that was an ase at first!
Knew that was coming :D
Ha! Probably so
Oh boy. I collect 81s's and I really like the look of that girl. The toning adds a certain cameo appearance to her :wideyed:
Does it come with a slabbed meth pipe too?
I actually thought you were trying to be funny in your bureaucratic and governmental ways. A 5 day late April's fools joke... Now the joke is on...
No, I wouldn't.
What happened to Anthony Bourdain!? I'm hungry and feel like jetsetting now :D
That could be mercury givin the date. It was a very popular thing to do in the 50s, for kids to plate lincolns with mercury. I would stop touching it!
Yeah, I'm thinking if it were say an 89p it would be a 61 :p
They are die chips plain and simple, at least the nose is. Let's see what messydesk says about the rest after he gets it in hand... how would I...
Well I'm not an expert in minutiae like this. Heck, I could be wrong or slightly off. Maybe @SuperDave can explain it with more expertise if he's...
Because a die chip is usually a sudden event. A weak point that after X amount of strikings chips off. There really isn't stages to becoming a die...
You hurt my brain too :confused:
99% of "man made" or AT coins can easily be seen as such by toning enthusiasts. There is a science to it that once understood makes all but the...
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