Nice looking coin.
These are zinc cents. You can still see a few letters on them if you look closely. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Some of those stones almost look microscopic. I’ve seen gold dust in the ground and on a small portable machine to separate it. It’s so fine you’d...
Looks like it was dipped too long. But it is starting to come back very nicely. It’s really a lovely coin.
Very nice Bee coin. I have one somewhere but no photo is available.
Zinc rot on the rim. Should it be called rim rot? Lol I have a few like that.
Using a microscope to look at coins is an experience I have not done. I like to look at a coin without the aid of such equipment. But I will use...
It’s not doubled if that’s what your thinking. To me, it’s a spender as it’s damaged.
I don’t need any photos but others might. It’s a common date coin. Billions were minted. It’s zinc. The answer is NO.
We need photos to give you the proper information.
Another nice looking Morgan Dollar.
It’s the third reverse.
I’m awake and I’m not seeing it.
It’s not the mint. It’s Congress. And they just don’t care.
A beautiful nickel.
It’s call a MAD and they are very common. A nice one to keep for educational purposes.
Nice die chip.
Very nice looking coin. Congrats on the pick up.
Congratulations on the silver and a musket ball. You don’t find those every day. Always interesting finds.
Type 2 only applies to 1942 Nickels. Type 1 is made of Nickel. Type 2 has the silver as the nickel was needed for the war effort in WWII. All of...
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