Sorry about the confusion with my post. I hit the wrond key too often. I just opened one of my uncirculated W Cents W is 1.73 mm thick and 2.56 g...
I just opened one of my uncirculated W Cents W is 1.73 mm thick and 2.56 g Mint cent is 1.50 mm thick and 2.52 g This is just a sample of 1 but...
See this link to my latest find. My 70 year accumulation is still paying off. The latest is a 1953D with WRPM-001 confirmed by James Wiles....
I just got confirmation on this from James Wiles. Thanks for the help.
Have you weighed it?
It depends upon what you intend to do with them. I have 6 kids, 13 grand kids and 17 great grand kids (2 more do this year). I would probably do it.
Thanks Rick. I looked at variety first and felt the same way. Just needed some confirmation.
This is questionable but I would like some opinions as if this could be the 1946 S over D.[ATTACH]
Thank you. One of my grandchildren will be happy someday.
Thanks, I will try that.
Thanks Fred I see all those hits. However, can that same process account for the material inside the D that appears to be a continuation of the...
I'd like to resurrect this thread and ask the experts to look a little closer. I don't see how a die chip could account for the continuation of...
I think this is a top 100 RPM [ATTACH]
In more than 70 years collecting I have always wanted to get a mint set or proof set with errors like that.
I don't see fingerprints. The lines are too straight.
I'd keep it and leave it unopened as @Autoturf suggested. Now I have to open the sets I received. Nice find.
Still a nice and fun find.
@alurid Isn't this what they call woodgrain or woody?
Send it to NCIS. They can tell you where the raw materials were mined, when they were mined and what operator mined them. Then they will tell you...
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