I'm looking for a portrait coin depicting him for my set.
Curious what you find out about its metal content. Not one of the actual California Fractional piece I don't think, but a number of these tokens...
Thank you both for the input. The roller lines and copper tone to me seem to give it away. It may have some patina from circulation but to me...
@Pickin and Grinin Does this seem to match what an improperly annealed planchet should look like? Waiting to see if others chime in too, but I...
The black is slightly more reddish than appears on the photos. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Thank you all for looking and I look forward to what...
Weight is 5.70 grams according to my pocket scale. I think that is a normal weight for a clad quarter. The tones are black,...
Here are some more photos. They are under harsh lighting and dont exactly reflect the reddish color well (because it’s really strong white light):...
Hi all! I found this state quarter (2001-D, New York) that I believe is an improperly annealed planchet! It has a very dark look and shows very...
How many lbs is the bag? Nice finds. I got a 4lb bag the other day for $30 but wasn't sure if that was a good price or not. Found $33 in silver,...
I hope he is doing well. He was one of the first members who introduced me to CoinTalk when I joined as a kid. Good idea to check in.
I certainly Googled a lot before posting this. If you found something useful that I didn't could you share the link? I do not see anything except...
Are you sure this thread exists? Couldn't find anything. Hmm. Perhaps this is it. Interesting. Was hoping someone with Krause would see this and...
Can anyone tell me the difference between these two Krause numbers? Numista has no info and I haven’t been able to find anything online.
Just now seeing that it's a 1963. This is when Philadelphia was making the proof coins (San Francisco didn't start until 1968). Definitely a proof.
Very Nice
Colorado native here. Never ever seen a Georgetown token. How cool. I'll guess MS-64 but am not familiar with token grading.
Hmm. I thought it was definitely a proof until I remembered they didn't make proof sets in 1965. It must be a specimen strike from an Special Mint...
WWWWOOOOWWWWW Lucky!
Thank you very much for your expertise! I appreciate it soo much
Thank you all! Back into circulation it goes :)
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