Why are they all toned except Millard Fillmore? Man, that guy sucked at everything... :P
Kind of interesting colors but not NT IMO.
What shocks me more is that Montgomery Ward is still in business...
rickmp - do you think it could be anything else?
Something hit the 9 and moved the metal.
Good on you for trying to be honest but IMO 18c just isn't worth the time...I was accidentally given an extra box of cents one time from my pick...
So I take back what I originally said about there being a possible clash on the reverse. Now that I am looking at the pictures on my computer and...
The old camera I have is a cannon powershot 8mp. If yours is like mine(albeit better) you can switch to the "P" setting and then push and hold...
Yeah, I've had the camera I use for coin pictures for 9 years and only figured out that it had a super macro setting a few months ago :P Just...
It looks like the reverse has a die clash. I can't tell what is going on with the obverse with the pictures you provided. Try shooting the coin...
Looks like a deteriorated die to me.
Picked up: $50 nickels - 1 pre-60, 1 09P, 1950 Belgium 1Fr $600 dimes - 2 Roosies(62D, 64) 2006 South Korea 10 won $200 quarters - skunk $90...
Naw, I got you jello :) It's all good.
Yeah. I still think just a bit over melt for this one wasn't a bad deal though :)
It's a 23. Straight sided shield surrounded by a garter with the date underneath.
I paid $1.50 over melt for this Half Crown. It's not in the best shape but I didn't have a George IIII. :) [ATTACH]
2 Boxes of nickels: Solid 2014P 4 Boxes of dimes: 3 Roosies(56D, 64, 64D), 05 Can 10c, 1989P Clipped Planchet
There is also the 1995-D DDO3: http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1995&die_id=1995d1do003&die_state=eds There are others for the...
HAHAHAHAHA [IMG] Hide yo' kids! Hide yo' wife! Rare-tim be findin all the DDO's up in here!
Why not bring the date out? I not only enjoy old silver coins for their metal value but even more for their history. I like knowing the dates my...
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