TGIFF, everybody! Today we’ll be talking about a wedding! [IMG] Here's some Mendelssohn to get you in the mood. [MEDIA] Of course, we're not...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Found this in hubby’s change a while ago. [ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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Nice and Pretty Lincoln Pennies! :hilarious: Is that a Large Date or small date 1982? @PamR ?? Just testing you.:rolleyes:
I really don't have any reason posting this other than to have a record someplace as to what I have. I don't have any proofs. I do have some...
Just some I found last night. A bunch still to go through. Lol! I just am a Cajun Lincoln gal. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
...been authenticated. However, the Denver mint struck BILLIONS of 1982 large date copper cents. If ANY 1982-D copper SD were to come to market,...
82 P and D large date are very common.
Nice! by the way. Is the 1982 D copper Large date common? or is that also rare
I have[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] these 2 coins. Both with Planchet or lamination....
Good evening! I’m getting ready to move back to the STL area this week (hooray!) and I’d like to offer the following coins from my personal...
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Researching my TPG authenticated fake 1723 Rosa Americana Penny lead me to Peter Rosa's "die linked" replicas and to his nephew/ apprentice...
As you can't make out the date or details on the coin, there is not really much hope of identifying it The metallic composition and obverse master...
[ATTACH] That year the 1 cent u.s. coin experienced a 'transition year'. The metallic content percentages were flopped around quite a bit. This...
Ah thanks Paddy. I really had to laugh at myself for getting it as the only difference from the usual sets with English labels and descriptions...
Much is said about George III’s failure to supply small change to the masses at the turn of the 19th Century. It was discussed in this excellent...
Hard for me to judge from the pictures it could be a clashed die, it could be progressive indirect design transfer (PIDT) you'd need to determine...
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