Today is my 3rd anniversary with CT. I had collected for 70 years before that. I think I have learned more in 3 years here than all the other 70...
After seeing these I might send mine in to be slabbed as AU-03.
This 1988 D is the worst I have found. Are there any worse? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
1984 P LMC Rim to Rim Lamination and this is my 3rd anniversary on CT[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
At first glance I see a ghost (indirect image transfer) that gives the shape of Jefferson on the reverse. Other things need to be looked at closer.
As with most of my earlier coins, they were found in circulation and are just now getting a good look. Hope to keep coming up with nice ones....
1951 was the Pontiac 25th anniversary. My aunt bought one and was given a souvenir. A silver dollar in a money clip. She eventually gave it to me....
Welcome to CT.
I came across a 1955 S with what looks like a strike through grease on the reverse and the mint mark has a die chip or something included....
Thanks, got it.
@Danomite Perfect match. Where did you find that match?
I was in the service in 1964 and expecting my first child in January 1964. It seemed to me that the end of silver was not a big deal at the time....
L&C not L&L
I have used L&C plus Dave's. No problem with either.
1955 S With Lamination Rim To Rim Reverse. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Welcome to CT and thanks for your service.
Here are a few more. I am only showing the laminations. These are all different Wheat Cents.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice. Even the facial expressions have a different look.
Sure could use a little good news. I hate to hear about those things.
The most value in these is remembering that they were your Fathers. Nice coins though.
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