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  1. ldhair
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    A second 3 Cent Silver to debate

    I'll go 63 as well.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  2. ldhair
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    Another 3 cent silver to debate.

    I'll go with 63. Nice coin.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  3. ldhair
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    A third and final 3 Cent Silver to debate

    I'll guess it graded 63.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  4. ldhair
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    What happened to this 1851 1c?

    It's not possible to know what has happened to the coin. It's just damaged.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  5. ldhair
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    Misplaced mint mark in a 1944 Half Dollar?

    Sorry. Just damage.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: Error Coins
  6. ldhair
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    How would you remove this organic spot?

    Soak it in water for a while. Next soak it in acetone for a few hours. Hold off on the Q-tip
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  7. ldhair
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    Dansco Type Set Project

    Nice find. It will be fun.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  8. ldhair
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    Deeply toned coins can be hard to grade IMO.

    I may be wrong but I feel the flattened horizontal lines were caused by the dies being clashed. If you go to CoinFacts and look at the images for...
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  9. ldhair
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    Which 1914-D Lincoln is graded higher?

    I'll guess the second one graded higher.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 5, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  10. ldhair
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    Color marks on zinkers, how?

    Copper is going to change color for so many reasons, they can't be listed. I still feel it's normal stuff. With spots, my first thought is...
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  11. ldhair
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    Coins

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
  12. ldhair
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    Color marks on zinkers, how?

    I missed that grade. There was this really hot lady I was chasing. :D Most folks involved with coins call this type of thing toning. Looking...
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  13. ldhair
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    Deeply toned coins can be hard to grade IMO.

    But they have always used the same standards.;) That's what they tell us.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  14. ldhair
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    Deeply toned coins can be hard to grade IMO.

    These little things are tough to grade even in person. It's just a guess what the services will call them.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  15. ldhair
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    What is the "FIRST" thing you notice on this AU coin?

    We just don't agree on what whizzed is. No big deal. I like the term messed with.:)
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  16. ldhair
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    Color marks on zinkers, how?

    Say again in normal English.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  17. ldhair
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    What is the "FIRST" thing you notice on this AU coin?

    That's not the look I would call whizzed. Not even close.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  18. ldhair
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    Color marks on zinkers, how?

    Normal stuff with copper.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
  19. ldhair
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    Double Die on 1970 D penny?

    It looks like a normal coin to me.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: What's it Worth
  20. ldhair
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    Deeply toned coins can be hard to grade IMO.

    It looks like the 1862/1 overdate to me.
    Post by: ldhair, Mar 4, 2017 in forum: Coin Chat
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