A program like that may be good for you, but I don't think you realize how many "non-errors" are posted here on a regular basis just because...
A cud is a break along the rim that extends into the field. Chris
"Character recognition" would be nice if it would eliminate the number of people who post obvious PMD just because they have never seen one like...
No, thank goodness! Chris
Good point! I hate Zincolns!!!! I wish the Mint would do away with them altogether. Chris
Welcome to the neighborhood @Joe Rivera ! Chris
I was thinking the same thing! Chris
It looks like a die gouge to me. Chris
Gee, I paid about $52 for the 3-medal ANA set with Frank Gasparro's rendition of Libertas Americana on it. The silver medal at 38mm was struck in...
You aren't the first person to post a Lincoln with this damage on it. You have to ask yourself, "If the Mint made this mistake on a working die,...
This is not a cud. A cud is a die break along the rim that extends into the field. Since your coin is one of the crappy Zincolns which the Mint...
I'm not accusing anyone of doing anything wrong. I just don't think it is a good idea to put things like this on an open forum where people can...
Sorry, Tyler, but you were the one who quoted the prices. It should have been your responsibility to inform the OP of the difference between buy &...
Are those asking prices or completed prices? Chris
What is the purpose of your poll? Chris
Maybe Coin Talk should add a new forum...... "How to make put-together Mint Sets to fool the public." Chris:stop::stop::stop::stop:
Poll? What poll? I voted for both just for the heck of it. Chris
These people that produce them.........they know one thousand words? I thought they use the videos because they can't spell. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood! You may have noticed that this thread is almost 6 years old. You might want to start a new thread and post...
Who is "they"? What you need to do is get a copy of the Red Book and start learning about the minting process. Chris
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