After 2 min, I couldn't stand listening to him scrape this coin. BTW does this Einstein believe that anyone is going to accept this as an NGC...
Nice toning particularly for a clad coin. Post this in the toned coins posting and you will get thumbs up. FYI, toning is a natural process for...
There is a chemistry experiment where you put a penny in a hot solution of sodium hydroxide and zinc dust. The penny will take on a coating of...
Who did you get as an attorney, Lonegunlawyer? :-)
One cent to find them, One cent to bring and in aluminum bind them.
Something sticks in my mind about the blanks used for proofs undergoing a polishing process with alcohol and borax, but I can't find anything...
That's funny
I really like Indian coins and was surprised to see how much they were selling for on fee-bay.
Is this kind of like Putin and the ring of power? :-)
Wow, those are some gnarly looking indians! Try any suggestions on one coin at a time till you find something that works. Looks like you have...
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I was wondering when you would make this post. Be very sure that it is OK to exchange change, don't want to see you fired for stealing :-)
The half-dollar was first minted in 1794 and the only other coin that enjoys a more consistent minting history is the cent.
Agree, but substitute another metal for steel, the point I was trying to make was - what is gained from cutting the coin in half? Will it be a...
Whoa...a Klingon Lincoln
I agree.
Maybe I am missing something, but after you cut it in half, what kind of testing will you do? Silver coated steel would still be.....silvery...
One more time, a double strike is when a coin has been struck twice. The 1955 is not a double strike. In making the dies for the 1955 cents, one...
Not sure Tim "needs" to respond unless he has something to add (and God knows he NEVER does that). I think a lot of numasmatic items (however...
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