I saw this one too. ID'd the variety but clearly not what he claims it to be. It's bad enough that it is obviously circulated and scratched with...
Sounds like a die chip. Likely no added value, unless it is REALLY large. In all likelihood, it is only worth 25c to 50c. Wait for other...
Acetone and a q-tip is the only solution...
Yes, correct. At the bottom of Pickin and Grinins post he asks "And if these were lost from the coin what type of error do you have?"
Interesting, I looked under the scope but I'm not seeing the MPD. Which is unfortunate! Here is an image. [ATTACH]
You say that now, until you get pretty much every date from change and then only the 'biggies' are left... which is where I am at right now :)
Any day you can get a wheat cent for 1c is a good day! I haven't gotten one in a while now.
I debated sharing this to the world coins board, but chose not too since I thought we would get more eyes here. I really like that, I didn't know...
Very nice, Randy. I like the 3 cent a lot, I've thought about picking up a proof one, but I haven't had one fall into my lap... yet :) The half...
hmm, I don't see anything in the denticles but I should take a bit to research.. You have my curiosity piqued.
Very lovely, Ron. I think the 1891 really stands out from the other two you have shared. I also really like the GIF format you have, showing the...
Hi all. I've long had interest in 19th century proof coinage but for a long time they were out of my budget. I saw this coin (my profile...
I see two laminations, the ones on the reverse you mentioned, along with a subtle, small one at the center of the coin, between Lincoln's jawline...
detached lamination :)
You can't sal!! you gotta pick someone else, silly goober :)
WOW! This was an exciting find. 1917 D. If only it was a year older!
Incredible, I've actually never owned a half cent. Just haven't found one to my tastes... and when I've looked for one, I usually end up spending...
Very lovely! You seem to have good luck at your LCS. I might need to move down there soon.
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