So, you want me to believe that it corroded under the copper and pushed the copper layer up to the level even with the top of the number? No, I...
Why would you take photos without knowing if it is an error or not? Am I missing something? Chris
All of the hairlines on it bothers me........Improperly Cleaned. Chris
There is no quick way. It takes time, knowledge and research. Chris
Huh? Chris
It's one of those Zincolns. Do I see some corrosion? Chris
I hope you have a designated driver. Chris
I have a better idea! Many of us are always saying that if you want to invest in something, then don't collect coins. So, why don't you just...
Unfortunately, to take good, clear close-ups, you need a microscopic lens. I use a conventional stereomicroscope, but there are other less...
I can't tell from that photo. I'd need a better close-up. You'd be more likely to see them with a loupe. Chris
What do you expect? He's too close to all of the sheisters on Capitol Hill. Chris
The problem is that S-cents often have a strange odor about them, so you might as well S-penny them. Chris
Did you look at the base of Lincoln's shoulder? Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood, Jeremy! It could also be the result of a scratch or gouge on the face of the die, but without a better...
I'd bet if @Rachael poked it with a toothpick, it wouldn't move. Corrosion probably wouldn't fill it like that. Chris
Yeah, after you've looked at tens of thousands of different coins, you're likely to see all sorts of oddities. Personally, I prefer Hawaiian...
Too blurry for my poor eyes. Chris
Yes, you are correct. I should have been more specific. I was thinking in terms of modern, clad coins. Chris
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Thom McAn called their shoes "penny loafers". Some wrappers have "50 Pennies" written on them. Why is it called a "Penny Arcade"? Chris
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