Nice. Earlier this year I found a 1900 Liberty Nickel in a bank roll. Yes, they are still out there.
My first thought was a popsicle stick. You win.
Jefferson or Washington?
Welcome to CT. This is a very good example and I would keep it.
I understand that there are great sites on the West Coast of Florida. The shipwrecked loot washes up there.
That's how I felt as a youngster visiting banks, grocery stores and other coin rich venues. Searching is a big part of the collecting adventure.
One of the reasons I turned the US Mint off for good. Too many fabricated scarcities.
1945 was the end of the war.
We were still being taught these things in grade school. The kids today have no idea. It became a general slogan over time. Used against the...
That should still be the slogan of the US.
Nice find Ed and congratulations on 60,000
Nice
Yes, I kept some rolls of 58 and 59 cents. We heard about the change and also heard that the 59 reverse would only be for one year.
Looks like it could have been used in a piece of jewelry.
I would grade it awesome.
Thank you. Actually my birthday is tomorrow March 22. I will be 80.
For cataloging I have a sheet with a photo of a known specimen and then a photo of mine. Included is a description. The sheet is referenced to the...
Nice job and what everyone else said. Ironic, I am repairing an antique cabinet and stopped for a minute to look at CT. Nice timing.
There are still some nice things in circulation. I got a 1900 Liberty Nickel in a bank roll about a month ago.
Laminations are related to the coin material. Cuds are related to the die. Therefore, it can't be a pre-cud.
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