Every time one of these irradiated dimes shows up and Oak Ridge comes up, I show off my toned Oak Ridge 25 year anniversary medal.[ATTACH] Pretty...
I call this my Star Trek floating head.[ATTACH]
What about the pocket veto?
I would say it would be this 1982 LD copper MAD woody LMC that was my first post on a thread I started on Jan 21 2019. Two years ago on January 9,...
Another favorite picture.[ATTACH]
[ATTACH] I like the toning in this one, tweaked the contrast a bit but no other photoshopping except for cropping and rotating.
Same obverse as above - first flight US 25 cents 2001 [ATTACH]
Here is my proof set from 1966; also struck at SF. Packaging was identical to the US proof flat pack sets from 1956 to 1964. Also the Balboa was...
According to Numista the 1816 Ein Kreuzer was struck with the same date until 1852, so might help explain the size compared to a later dated...
Why is this thread in the general discussion anyway? Should not be here, this is for everything NOT coin related.
[ATTACH] Because they are cool!
2 years next week! :)
That a all you need really, crop and rotate and add arrows. Post full sized. Happy New Year if you are on the east coast!
I think I see what you are asking about now. On the reverse on the top of STATES, right? I think that may be a plating issue. Will wait for others...
Those are thumbnails, hit the button next to that one that says full sized...but those are definitely better
[ATTACH] Full sized photos front and back (obverse and reverse) are nèeded to properly evaluate the coin from pictures, please. Crop out...
Please show the full obverse and full reverse of the coin and rhe close up and question. It could be a plating blister if dated post 1982. Also...
Acid treated and the edge looks split because the copper dissolved more quickly than the nickel, is my guess.
It's not an RPM either. Here is my 70 S LD RPM in original mint packaging that a wise CTer told me is fairly common in the mint sets.[ATTACH]
We are not worried about the loss of silver in the acid test, but the damage to the coin from the acid and the rub you mention...takes a undamaged...
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