No, it couldn't have.
The mintage of 90% Eisenhower dollars is less than 10k -- it's zero. There were a few Denver-mint coins mistakenly struck on 40% planchets, and...
Welcome to CoinTalk! Are you thinking that this is 90% just because of the edge appearance? It's possible for 40% coins to look like 90%, just...
Oh, and in the Recent Topics list, your post shows as "So, how about sodium..." and I figured we had another suggestion for "even worse coin...
Hmm. This seems complicated.
Ooh, ooh, do "nickels" next! And if everyone else were jumping off a bridge every day as part of their normal travels, and not suffering any...
I was trying to read it as 999, and wondering what the apostrophe-O was about -- Hawaiian influence? :facepalm:
Man, I knew everything was slowing down as I got older, but I always thought memory loss was the one thing that would speed up.
"Found in an old box at the back of Grandpa's closet", no doubt. The box in question: [ATTACH]
I can't be much help here, because I use Windows only for work, and I use only the hardware they issue to me on that machine. If I were trying to...
I don't think you'd get this result from grinding, though -- that would take off the copper layer, leaving only zinc, and it wouldn't stretch out...
I see what looks like Blakesley weakness on the opposite rim.
It looks like an elongated cent that didn't make it all the way through the machine.
Way off-thread, but make sure you're running a test that FILLS THE DRIVE with NON-REPEATED data. The standard scam with these is to report a huge...
Interesting, given that their current policy forbids replica coins outright.
Still searching hard for those problem coins, are we? ;)
Yeah, I never even thought about what Blakesley would look like on a bimetallic coin. Cool!
I think it's the other way around -- if you end-early an auction that has bids, without cancelling the bids first, it's considered a sale to the...
Hydrochloric, unless you're eating really wrong, I think.
Oh, I'm sure they must have. I mean, you could burn yourself on a light bulb! That's dangerous!
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