What kind of errors are we talking about? Chris
Just so you know, John aka messydesk, is an excellent photographer. Chris
Answer this: "Why don't you see metal displacement on US coins with recessed lettering?" It is because the base of the die surrounding each...
Female dominance! Chris
It didn't get impaired. It is impaired. Teach the kid the right terminology. Chris
My dream in life is to hit the Powerball for $450 million! If you want to start a collection of counter-stamped coins, that's fine. Just make...
He is a 36 year old female! Chris
The rat that was in handcuffs at the Mint must have escaped. Chris
I found a lot of them when I was actively searching the $500 boxes. They're not really worth much, but I saved them just the same. Who knows?...
Many years ago, I thought it would be interesting to search an unopened $50 Mint bag of 1980 Lincoln cents. It took me 4-1/2 years because it gave...
Welcome to the neighborhood, Chance! Good hunting! Chris
I don't think you have a clash, but the "o" on the 5th column from the right might be a retained strikethrough (from "of"). I'm not sure because...
I picked up my car at the shop yesterday. The bill was $435, so I took five of the new $100 notes because I always like to look through the notes...
........or when a gay couple names their adopted son, Francisco, but calls him Fran. Don't anyone be offended! Chris
Be sure to check the Kennedy for the quintupled die on the base of the RTY of LIBERTY, FS-101. Chris
I know you're relatively new here, but in the future, it would really help if you mentioned what you think is strange about a coin. Chris
It looks like foreplay to me. Chris
To me, they are too far gone to tell if they are real or not. Personally, I would not have paid $70 for either of them in that condition. Chris
Hey Rick, did the other guys fall overboard? Chris
@phankins11 Just don't look too hard. You're liable to spot Elvis. Chris
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