I have four rolls of 64 Kennedy’s in mint wrapped rolls. Had them for a very long time and occasionally get an itch to see if any spectacular...
Actually.... That’s exactly the path I plan to take. Would make for a good project with a new upgraded album.
Thanks to all. I am resolved to leave as is.
I hadn’t considered that. Pretty telling isn’t it? I should probably have my coffee before I post these early morning thoughts!
Oh no.... Only the common date ugly toned pieces.
So this will give them something of a circulated blast white sort of appearance?
This is a page out of the book. The pieces that have the ugly black tarnish are the dimes that I am considering. 1939, 1945D. Just the really...
Been collecting a very long time and have never considered altering a coins appearance. I have a sixty year old Whitman album of Mercs. Maybe a...
If you found that in your pocket change thatvwas a nice score.
Nice Ike’s. That was a series that helped infuse this young mans love of coin collecting back in the day. I might suggest.... An Ike set is a...
Been reading the thread with some trepidation. Then I looked at your profile and I see you are fifteen. Now, I want to sincerely applaud your...
This post should be highlighted for everyone to read when they stumble open an inherited piece..... in my younger years I thought I would make a...
I absolutely love this. You created a lifelong coin lover that day.
Erosion. Elements are a powerful force. All hills were mountains once.
I’m not a rookie buyer by a long shot. I am also not a “premium quality” buyer. Not usually anyway. If I am thumbing through my Redbook and the...
i am a guy far more drawn to the history that lives in his coins than I am the grade/quality. I have trade dollars with chop marks and just...
I love the way @BooksB4Coins framed this. The need for spendable cash is certainly understandable. Little else matters when you are hungry. Just...
I am impressed. How could you tell that from that single photo?
I am rather anxious to know what the OP’s final disposition is on this wonderful find. Are you keeping this piece of American and family history...
Glady. Here you go [ATTACH]
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