I only like ancients that are quite dirty and unidentifiable. Then I clean and attribute them. I was only going to do a few just for fun and...
Some very beautiful pieces have been posted. Here are my not so beautiful ones. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Awesome
I have a couple of those sets. I will have to get them out for a look. I doubt that mine would be as nice as the one shown here. Very nice.
Mercury Dimes are one of my favorites. I have a full set except the over date. My 16D is the only coin I have in a slab. My set is all as found in...
@Matthew Kruse Very nice set.
Agree with that.
Microscopic varieties are usually not as interesting as those that are more visible.
Warning! Those little coins can slip right past that drain plug and either get lost or very difficult to find.
Welcome to CT, Barbi.
You used "thought process" in association with the mint. Strange.
Nice approach. I prefer circulated. The only criteria I have for grade is good eye appeal. Welcome to CT.
When I went in to have foot surgery they had me on the table and slowly going out. None of the equipment around the table was working. No lights...
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Randy, glad to hear you are feeling better. I recommend you skip the Fourth and go straight for a Fifth.
Not really. After a couple of questions everyone would stop asking. What part of my question was a challenge to you? I simply wanted to expand on...
That certainly sounds possible, but, do you think it could have been done without damage to the LI in Liberty?
@4LuvOr$$ Note that the example I shared is 1979D. Yours is 1979P.
Lincoln Cent Cuds; 1970 – 1979 : Cuds on Coins (cuds-on-coins.com) Check out this link. It looks like a CUD and there is one in the attachment...
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