Thanks for the info! Chris
It looks like it was the result of a partially grease-filled die to me. You must keep in mind that grease and debris don't fill the recesses of a...
Before we go further, you need to post images of both the obverse and reverse, but I am curious to know why you think this coin deserves to be...
I'll give you my answer tomorrow. Chris
@redeyelou First, welcome to the neighborhood, Luigi! Your cent is often referred to as "road rash". No, I do not believe that it is a 1972...
What sort of errors did you find? There are a lot of "errors" that are not worth anything more than face value. Chris
Produced by the Medallic Art Co. of New York 1960, 63mm, 4.55ozs., .999+ FS [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Produced by the Monnaies de Paris Designed by...
"Close AM" and "Wide AM" only applies to certain Lincoln cents. I don't see anything particularly brilliant about the reverse of that dime. It...
I take it that you live in Vegas. If so, do you know what happened to the "Crazy Girls" bronze that was part of the Riviera's exterior on Las...
Yeah, but the big difference between you and Kevin is that you had to pay to do it and he got paid to do it.:woot::woot::woot: Chris
Geez! And to think that people complain about the legit grading services that take a customer's money for a specialty insert. Chris
If you keep your eyes glued to the ground while walking through most parking lots, you are apt to find many coins that look like this. The reason...
I was never very good at dancing. There was never enough room for it between the pool tables. Chris
Just covering home plate in case you tried to steal. Chris
Don't worry about it. I'm sure someone will let you know when you've asked a question that comes up several times a week. By the way, is that a...
Oh! Okay! Now you want to get technical. How about giving us a better close-up of each coin? Chris
No! You didn't break any rule. It's just that posting a thread multiple times serves no purpose. Chris
That is a good attitude to have. For me though, if I thought I was "going out in style", I'd be happier knowing that I took the low-life thug with...
Nobody, and I do mean NOBODY, pays for advertising in a national publication to give you something for nothing! So, let's assume that 1,000...
At 88, @jamesicus you are what many would consider to be a prime target for a strong-arm robber. I hope that it never happens to you, but the...
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