My favorite place in New Hampshire was the Budweiser Plant in Nashua, ca. 1970. It was a short trip from Ft. Devens, MA and we would go there on...
This coin is exactly what it was intended to be. Something produced by an unimaginative staff for the sole purpose of squeezing every last dime...
Why don't you try it on the reeds of a quarter yourself, and see what happens. It looks to me that a hammer was used on the edge and the obverse...
Jim, I think its great that more women are entering scientific fields that were, heretofore, the realm of men, but how can anyone suggest that...
Thanks for posting this, Sy. Personally, I would much rather see a coin or medal commemorating the Challenger mission and its entire crew. Why...
I assume by "ridging" you mean the reeded edge. I believe it is possible that someone could use a hammer to flatten part of the reeded edge so...
Maybe it was never mentioned by inmates because they are provided plastic utensils rather than metal utensils for their meals. It's bad enough...
I don't have any pets. I've never seen one that could tell a good joke. Chris
Unlike an album like a Dansco, each slot is blank (no date/mm). Each page is designed to hold 9 slabs. I had about 150 graded Morgans which...
Keep your day job! Chris;)
Unisex bathrooms mandated by the state? Chris
You were the one who used the "gender" card. Chris
They don't, really. It's just that an AirTite used for a Morgan will fit the width of the slot for the slab, but not the height. Each slot has a...
Eagle Coin Holders makes plastic pages that can hold slabs and AirTites, but they aren't cheap. I also don't like that they don't seem to hold up...
Well, how many women do you know who use a urinal? Chris
Maybe you should enroll in a high school shop class.;););) Chris
Yes, I have seen examples of dryer coins posted here on CT, but they have always displayed surface damage from excessive heat. Chris
FWIW, I've been familiar with the term "spooned" for decades, but I never heard the term "dryer coin" until I joined CT about 6 years ago. Chris
Maybe it was the length of time a kid spent at a urinal. Chris
Some people choose to call it a "dryer coin", but I disagree because the edge is too perfectly formed. If the coin were in a dryer, the edge...
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