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Yeah, I'm vintage yet my birth-year coins can still be found in circulation (sometime)
Nope, not Monday here yet.
Coins can be exposed to many environments that can cause some interesting colors to develop. As a side note, my spell check wanted me to change...
Or could have been retrieved from a urinal.
Wow, instant outrage! It generally takes people a few posts to be incensed. Calm down, you weren't mentioned by name, don't assume the mantle....
Reminds me of an old gross joke "Ew, someone spat like a quarter"
Quite possible, the first MS70 designation was in 1986 for some $5 gold pieces and I have trouble believing that coin hung around for 41 years to...
Welcome to CT
I bought some from a guy here on CT and am still happy with my deal... :)
You're a stand-up guy! Again welcome to CT
Good Luck, welcome to CT...where coin dreams go to die :):sorry:
Really, why?
Uh...no Copper is generally harder than zinc, but not by much. On the Mohs scale, copper has a hardness of 3, while zinc has a hardness of 2.5....
I hate you :)
Take a good picture of the "third side", the edge. Squared - proof, chamfered - business
So, you have some proof coins with a chamfered edge?
It ain't fun either according to your wife... [IMG]
@SensibleSal66 you can grow on people...but so can fungus... [IMG]
:woot:
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