I was looking for a 1950 but a 1954 came with it for $2. The die is more worn than my existing one, but it is less marked and it looks a tiny bit...
I was still not satisfied with the 1925-S restoration. There was still widespread dirt on the reverse, like this. [ATTACH] So I gave it one more...
Thanks. I like finding things that no one else is seeing, and I like sharing the results the best way I can. I look at these photos and see every...
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I already replaced quite a few cents with spotting. Due to some brain-dead shopping, I actually have three candidates to replace this 1950....
I really like my existing 1949 and its magenta color. But everything else in that part of the album is red. So I got this one for $7.50. [ATTACH]...
Which “this” are you asking about? This site is a tremendous repository of profound information. For photography in general, and animation in...
Thanks! Getting an affirmation on CoinTalk is as good as getting it graded.
I am pretty sure this is an upgrade to my existing pure brown example. I was hoping to get a little color into that slot, while keeping the good...
Those are really nice. I thought the 51 was a proof!
Great information to know. Thanks. My 1913 business strike does, in fact, have better rims on most of the obverse! But the engraving in the beard...
Bob, are the rims perhaps why it was only graded PR63 originally? It is odd to have weak rims, since they are struck under high pressure. It looks...
I was mistaken, the black spot I saw on the first photo is still there on the TrueView. It's a bit of corrosion, pointed to by the green arrow....
Thanks. These original coins came as part of a set I bought. All coins before 1934 were removed, apparently to be sold separately. All these...
So it does not mean that the entire coin was cleaned. The removal of the carbon spot from the cheekbone could be the reason it was Detailed.
Here are a couple of 1951's that I never got around to posting. The D is new to me, but I've had the S for a while. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Sometimes I had to revert to using paper when my keyboard was otherwise occupied. [ATTACH] By the way, the two photos are the same cat, but 11...
Put a piece of cardboard over the entire unused keyboard! That’ll fix ‘er. :cigar:
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