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    doubled ear?????

    You need to post a better close-up for my poor, old eyes. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 23, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    1996-P & 1998-P Kennedy Die Cracks

    The point of the neck southwest toward the rim is a very common place to find a die crack on a Kennedy half dollar. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 23, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    What is it worth

    First, welcome to the neighborhood, Vanessa! I'm guessing that you heard about the "Cheerios Dollar", but your coin is not one of them. It's only...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 23, 2017 in forum: What's it Worth
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    Want to apologize

    I think I just made my point. Bye! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Want to apologize

    I try to most of the time. Unfortunately, I sometimes get some really stupid comments that merit a response. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Want to apologize

    Don't sweat the little things! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Two-tailed quarters... how?

    If Fred submitted them for clients, I would think that he would rather not identify them. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    Want to apologize

    @Cheech9712 We all make mistakes because we're all human. Anyone who says they have never made a mistake isn't being honest. Don't let it get...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1990-P dime & 1976-D

    To some, maybe yes, maybe no! There are people on this forum who collect them. That doesn't mean that they are worth a premium, but if you are...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    1961p cent reverse... smashed hornets nest.

    An etymological, entomological detectorist![ATTACH] Chris [ATTACH]
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    Any value?

    First, welcome to the neighborhood, Roxy! We're all crazy! Who cares! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: What's it Worth
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    1990-P dime & 1976-D

    First, welcome to the neighborhood! I wouldn't unload the 1990-P just yet. It looks like it is either an off-center strike or the result of a...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    Woo Hoo. My lucky day.

    Just think @GUNNER63736 it might have been produced by the Mint on June 6. Nice find! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1942 d dime doubling

    First, welcome to the neighborhood @ahousefavor ! As a rule, when the suspected doubling appears to be "flat and shelf-like" you can pretty much...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    Unbox silver bars from JmBullion

    What if they report you to Homeland Security? No worries about auto parts. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    Fascinating find in my change this morning!

    Are you sure one of your cats wasn't using that vase as a fish tank? Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1977 Lincoln cent error

    I think it might help if you crop out the unnecessary background (like paddy did in Post #11) then resize your photo before adding the "Full...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    New NGC Slab - No Prong Style

    The central opening is like a bezel with a very small lip, and like the typical 2x2, they come in various sizes. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    1993 p double die, cud, in cod we trust

    Road rage: When two drivers let their egos get the best of them and they start throwing change out the window at the other car. Chris;)
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
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    Opinions...

    FYI......A descriptive that is commonly used for machine doubling (also known as mechanical or strike doubling) is "flat and shelf-like". Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Dec 22, 2017 in forum: What's it Worth
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