Larry, the blue reverse is beautiful. I personally like how the coin sort of patinas to provide a dark background and lighter relief (as seen in...
Here's a couple more Franklin upgrades I picked up today: 1950 P-before: [IMG] Today's purchase: [IMG] The lines you see between the E and D...
In addition to my previous guess of 2: 192 291
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[IMG] This is a recent purchase...my very first high grade copper toner!
Thank you. I graded all 65 except two being 64, so in all glad your assessment was pretty much where mine was.
Finding spotless field wheat cents is either much more difficult than I would imagine or my camera is just too darn strong at 14 megapixels....
A die clash? That could provide elements of the reverse on the obverse...such wabbit teeth and Ben Franklin Half. If you are thinking of a term...
Sorry, as already stated, it's simply post mint damage. No error. Worth it's weight in silver. Welcome to the forum and the hobby though!
Beautiful and I wish more like it to come in your tribe of 39.
Outside of the advice already provided overly stressing importance of labels, the coins look nice though may not be appropriately graded. As for...
I don't want to give you the wrong impression (pun intended) but I'm going to take the position that the "S" isn't really an intended "S" but...
(Rolls eyes and grins), Now, Cladking, if you are going to make futuristic predictions, at least make reasonable ones. We both know those clad...
I may be a pessimist but I don't think it would be worth sending in, still a nice find though! Good eyes!
Sorry-I know I really don't quite belong on this side of the forum as I'm strictly a coin collector, but I saw this and thought you guys would...
Good year, seeing as I was born then!
1942...no need for mint mark?
(clearing throat in preparation for lecture and hoping he won't get shot down off of the soap box) If this was in any other forum subsection, I...
92. Thanks for the contest.
Not bad looking cents you got there. Congrats on your purchase.
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