Even better, use some indicating dessicant. :kewl:
SDB is the best protection you can have. I worry much more about thieves and natual disasters than I do about Gov confiscation. My coins are very...
hehehehehehe :kewl:
Indeed, I am too, it's a wonderful solvent. I primarily use it to remove all traces of moisture from the coin before I put it in an Airtite.
Boss, that coin will grade AU IMO. You can see wear on the beard, cheek and above the ear....it is confirmed by the rubs on the lapel. I think...
Exactly. I just had an OBW solid date roll a month or so ago that had an older cent in the middle of the roll.
I put mine in AirTites, then I put the those in quarter size 2x2's and label them. I take those and put them in a plastic 3-ring binder sheets and...
Well, it's a roll collection....he must have a roll of 09-S, 09-S VDB and 14-D. :D
Indeed, these are scarce!
First, take out what you want as a collector, then sell the rest. I would avoid feeBay as much as possible and try to sell using this forum (or...
Limited supply, the mint sold out of these quickly and they've proved quite collectible.
Good question, the correct terminology is DDR.
Looks about EF40.
They are just a little difficult to find in circulation because so many were hoarded....but nothing special.
Me too! :p
Vinegar is basically dilute acetic acid. Using it, as well as any other acid, on a coin will permanently damage the surface.
Carl, I hope you have that saved somewhere so you don't have to retype it everytime. :D
I guess I should have ordered 20 because based on the one I bought, my set is a stinker. All I was really after was the Lincolns and one of them...
It is not, it could never dissolve a coin.
One of the typical ingredients is ethyl acetate, something you don't want on your nice coins.
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