I figured that. [why does that not surprise me.]
Never happen. Not until I learn all of the lyrics to "Give Peace a Chance." Love it.
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NOW I KNOW that you are just kidding all along. Or, those cold meds have really had an effect.
Dan: Only YOU would have that piece. Nice addition to your small motto collection. Hey, offer it on ebay as a pattern!
Now, this is funny. It is generally agreed that Barber was a hack. [His father was good, not great, but good.] Mind you, I collect all...
nice, but how old was the bottle?
tony: Dated buffs for 15 cents? A very good deal.
I'll stick with the Bust half as questionable, just because of the marks on the obverse.
Type #2= Blank planchet. and, yes it is, a blank planchet. Meaning that it has been thru the upset mill.
pratt: Nice piece. Where do you detect? I'm on Long Island.
Cent, always. I am not British. [and I am sure that the Brits are glad about that.]
It looks as tho there is a ding or something above the second T of Trust.. So, I'd go MS-60.
nice coin, BUT: Get it out of that 2X2, the plastic is torn, and something may damange the coin.
kevin: You can go to FMDAC.org and check your state for info. Frank
ziggy: I hope that you got credit for the discovery! Let us know.
oops, sorry, brain freeze.
Not in Breen's. But, looks like VAM-15, listed as 'doubled S.' check to see if the 1 in the date is doubled.
For those who care, here is Whitman's lnk: http://www.whitmanbooks.com/Default.aspx?Page=81&ProductID=0794822851
What Bill said: counterstamp.
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