I use a regular canvas notebook binder. Never had any problems.
It does look dull but the toning is nice. It was either the storage of the coin or the coin was exposed to something prior to your adding it to...
That coin is so beat up it looks like a cast copy. The rim is all I can see on the obverse and that was from a worn out tired die.
If you have one of these in your collection, you can’t go wrong. :)
Thank you.
I found this coin in one of my boxes of coins. Absolutely nothing to state when, where or how I received it. I don’t even know how long I’ve had...
It’s plated. Not missing the clad layer. Not an annealing issue. Just plated.
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Here’s a Spoot error. They misspelled spot. [ATTACH]
This is the second one of the sane that I own. I also have the error variety if this one. I find the error to be very cool.
That’s exactly what it looks like to me. Lincoln would have been a Packers fan.
I knew I needed a nap. Normally I don’t take them but today I did. Just woke up.
The Flag Of Our Union, 1863 Civil War Token. This is not the error variety. A little worn but still very nice. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You’re one up on me. :)
This thread is from 2009.
That’s a great start. Congratulations and happy collecting.
Looks like a G to me. I’m not see anything that gets me excited.
It’s not considered a mint error. It’s called a packaging error. Worth a little extra to a collector of sorts but I’d just keep it for the novelty...
It must be missing somewhere in your house. You probably hid it and forgot where. No worth stressing over. One day it will show up and you be full...
A fake error. Vise job.
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