Disregard this post. I had the wrong pic.
Woodies are not worth getting graded and slabbed unless they are high end coppers. Think Indian Cents.
1968-1974 S had buisness strikes in addition to proofs. Nickels suffered the same dilemma as cents during this period with filled or slightly...
Think I'm also seeing a poorman's double die there with doubling on the 5. I've seen most of these on 55's and 53's but imagine they could be on...
I'm jealous but in a nice way. Very nice and wish it were mine.
I would be interested in hearing what others do to clean up brass. I have about a dozen N.H. transit tokens that need it. Brasso is just too harsh.
@CoinAce Yes to over polished die. But I might add, if you are looking at Jefferson nickels or Washington quarters you will see a similar effect...
Nice close ups. No distortion. Agreed with above answers.
Very pretty indeed. Now, if only it would stop exactly where it is in this stage of toning.
@Oldhoopster Sage advice my friend. We have a few others here who always feel the need to be the first to jump in and end up saying not much of...
Damage. And even the number if that's what it is, is the wrong sized font. Nothing to do with anything at the mint.
Harshly polished die. Once again, Philly using it's dies to the bitter end.
Yes, it is still the same as I mentioned before. Different photos can give a different perspective sometimes but the tell tale signs of the...
Etsey = $50,0000.000 starting price.
And you have to wonder how this will affect the future of electric cars.
Better placed here than in the erorr threads where more people can see it. FYI BULLETIN: I am pleased to announce that the Wexler Files for mint...
Yes to a die gouge. This is more about sloppy workmanship than it is about it being an error. They can be interesting though and I would keep them.
I'm not on Etsey but am on Listia and the same sort of thing happens there. But it's not worth it to contact members as in my case I got into a...
There has to be a market for problem coins. Steven Musil, who regularly has full page ads in Numismatic News, sells almost entirely problem coins....
What @paddyman98 said.
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