A number of members are having this problem. Check you settings is the best I can do for you.
I’m just not seeing it Paddy. We’ll wait and see what James says.
Please let us know what he says.
Not when applied to coins. ;)
I bet that was a surprise to you. :)
The 1995 is a nice doubled die coin and you can pick one up at a reasonable price.
Try dropping several different size nails or screws. If they all sound the same please notify me. Of course it sounds different. It’s thinner and...
Not a defective planchet by any means. That’s a definite die clash!
Nice find! Have squirrels been on that roof?
If you find any more Buffalo’s you’ll soon need to apply for a government license as you’ll have your own herd. Lol Nice finds and a silver too.
Except for the color they look the same to me. Extra thickness in one number does not make it a doubled die.
I’m not interested them. I just buy US gold coins, pre 1933.
Another member just posted the same coin with the same date that they found roll hunting. They thought it was silver as well but a few members...
My bad. PR-66
MS-66 no FS
@ARBIE SANTOS This is not my coin nor is it my photo but it should help you to understand what a cud is. [ATTACH] See how the metal reacts? A cud...
No. It actually looks like it took a hard hit that displaced the metal.
Bows a good time. :)
Yes, I’m sure you feel that way as I would too.
I think there are some with a German background.
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