Looks like someone was going to make a hole and didn't finish.
Is it a small date? The tails on the 6 and 9 seem stumpy. If it is (SD) then it is a keeper no matter what. I can't tell it looks like a tweener.
It appeared to me that the metal was bulging out at the 12 o'clock area. That's why I thought die crack. Didn't seem like damage. Has Fred seen...
Going to be some nice MS coins in there and this was just at a glance. Some of those war nickels are dazzlers. The 42-D also looks sharp. 51-S....
Sometimes it works well with the flash off (camera), if there's enough light. And other times it works better with the flash on (at an angle so...
While the Bahama quarter (1966) is the correct size, it is made out of nickel and weighs 6.9 so I am not going to try it. I did put in a Bahamian...
Will report any positive results. It's 4098 but I just started a new jar. Gonna do those 98 first.
Now I am going to have to look through 4000 dimes. Thanks! [ATTACH]
That color is unnatural. Either environmental damage, or harshly cleaned.
GF made this for me from her recent trip. [ATTACH]
If you think it is struck on a silver planchet, you'll have to weigh it. Odds are almost zero. The weight difference is very slight 5.75g...
The melt value you will receive is 1/2 cent for each cent. You don't get the spot price for alloyed copper. You get 25%. They will be worth more...
The weight also eliminates it being on a dime planchet. If it has full cent rims, it can't have been minted from a dime planchet. The aluminum...
Ooh that 1910 lucky cent/ pressed penny is nice.
Jack and Charlies 21 Club advertising spinner token. About the size of a half dollar. The net says this is rare. [ATTACH]
Yes 2012. Thanks. I see it in the price guide.
OK it appears that started in 2012 (business strike S coins) so it is an impaired proof. Nice eye.
I took a number of photos, it was difficult if this was the best of them. I will try some natural light tomorrow. I was going through rolls...
OK big scoop today. 2 silver dimes 64 and 64-D. Another $1.12 (one of the quarters was on the grill.) 2 Canadian dimes, 100 S.Korean won, 2...
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