I stand corrected...56.7 g
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Fun, aren't they :)
Not bad, you're getting there. Orient the coin correctly and post full size and then the only finishing touch would be to crop some of the...
Hi and welcome to CoinTalk. There are many knowledgeable people here but also many "newbies" asking naïve questions so often that many of our...
British penny, I like 'em too. Check out these...[ATTACH] [ATTACH] The big dude is 62 grams of copper.
No problem with that, the advice I have seen here is to place the coin on a flat surface (perhaps a piece of paper), place a glass, box or...
Your enthusiasm is commendable but your photo presentation skills need some work. When presenting a coin for information, take the photo at 90...
Yeah, I wanna know too...
What do you think is different about it from other cents?
I'm cheap, so the way I use Verdicare is to deposit it on the surface of the coin until it covers it...turn the coin upside down and cover the...
Dang!
A moderator from "The Dark Side"?
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[IMG] From punching these holes
Interesting...
Actually to make a valid post here I had wondered about gassing coins. My only try was to seal a silver coin in a jar with some egg yellow to see...
Only if I am close to a flame. :wacky:
I have gas sometimes...
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