1811 O-101 Called a 'punctuated date' It is actually 1811/10 [IMG]
not very clear, but: 1808 O-101 8/7 [IMG]
1820/19 O-102 [IMG]
Bust $1/2: 1814/3 [IMG]
1942D Mercury dime: 1942/1 D [IMG]
Morgan $: 1887O 8/7: [IMG]
1858/7 Flying eagle cent, also cherrypicked: [IMG]
1943/2 Jefferson War Nickel: Cherrypicked in junk silver: [IMG]
1942/1 P Merc: [IMG]
Where did he make a buy/sell offer? I see nothing wrong with his comment
Metal detecting quarter. I find these all the time at the beach. It is the effect of salt water on the coin
Oh, yes. You have redeemed yourself. [okay, perhaps that will end this.]
Great pieces, anyone else?
AU-58
nice, but next time, take it out of he hold before you take pictures
Congrats, nice write up
and it is a cent, a penny is British
is thread crapping Dropping a pile of poo in the thread?
I was watching coin vault Why?
I just spoke to JT Martin at the ANA Chicago, and showed him an old ANACS slab with 'details' on the label. He tried to remember then thought...
Separate names with a comma.