Looks a little like Curly of the Three Stooges.
The joke is that people from Kentucky sometimes are slow with education.
Bought my Pergamon cheap considering how dirty, but cleaned up nice [ATTACH] As received: [ATTACH] Photo shows a little bright, but I'm happy
Yeah, not worth anything numismatically, but still fun to find.
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UNCLE! If you guys say it's so...
See, I can't roll a coin more than a few inches when I try, so it's hard to know how one could roll long enough for the edge to be flattened out.
They work good for me.
Why would you want smaller pics?
Actually I was looking to buy some from some members to do the research on, but no one stepped forward.
A coin caught between the dryer drum and the wall would be abraded unless it is edge on so that it rolls. I find it hard to accept that a coin...
Still find this hard to accept.
Hey...wait a minute...are you from Kentucky:)
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I honestly cannot envision why a coin in a dryer would do this...dryers have baffles so the clothes will tumble, and even if they don't have...
OK, that might be better. Trying to treat one side or one small part of a coin is tricky, I use the Q-tip method and am ready to douse it in...
Agree, but where is the breaking point? I have LOTS of coins worth $10 or less.
I have several 1797 cents that are pretty similar, looks good. $25 seems a little high considering the condition, but not crippling.
Couple of thoughts...Saflips are cheap...$0.25 compared to $0.03...so 8X is no big? Would you pay $136 for a run-of-the-mill American Silver...
The acetone should take care of the tape, but the toning can only be dealt with using some eZest and a Q-Tip carefully.
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