nope
Sorry, but I think not.
“High lead at C in CENT”! I think they meant 'leaf'. Typo
My only ones are 1923 & 1827
If it makes you feel better, call them Longacre cents
too blurry to see anything
very funny
very neat, congrats
I cherried 3 8/7 Flying eagles, a F-15, an XF-45 obv cleaned, and a VF corroded, but I don't see the corrosion
congrats
damage
In 1964 and before they were made in Philly, no mintmark
pass
yes, cleaned
There is a change your vote button. I wasn't sure so I hit all buttons
nope, no pictures, except for some metal detecting finds, found about 9 including one Susie B last year, and a few this year
I missed the set at the ANA but: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I see no breaks in the luster, aside from the hit on the nose, I'd guess 63
Date= machine doubling Rev: I see nothing
They are called: spare change
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