I think the most likely explanation for OP's coin is that it took a couple of hard hits, and our brains are good at matching random marks to...
So, I wonder which microscope manufacturer it is that's funding Wexler under the table?
Yep. I guess you're more likely to encounter layers or wads of organic stuff that needs acetone or xylene, just because the water-soluble stuff...
This is actually tangling up two different things. The Intel stuff is about optical communications between chips, and doesn't have anything to do...
Thanks; this does clear things up a bit, for me at least. Reading through the transcript, I can see how it says very different things to someone...
Looks like a lot of wear and a lot of damage to me. A bit hard to tell exactly what's going on from the photos -- too much compression and too...
But-but-but no quarter?! :rolleyes: Nice snag!
<blows whistle, throws flag> Sorry, but you've been had. I was able to track down the work you're referring to, published in the noted...
Yeah, I'll take a few of the "Silver Howitzer Shells". :rolleyes:
Stacking 12 ounces at a time!
Lots of nostalgia for the Lone Ranger? :)
Yeah, the amount you evaporate won't amount to much, and it'll dissipate quickly -- as opposed to dumping it, where it could make a bigger mess...
Really? Did he pack up his marbles and go home, or did the admins provide a relocation package?
That turns out not to be the case. It's possible to develop a provably secure algorithm. It's much easier to develop an algorithm that you think...
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Not with a mint mark on the obverse. It could only be a 68-D or 69-D.
Cardboard is likely to have sulfur residue, which will cause toning. It's really not the right thing to use if you're trying to keep coins bright.
Yeah, if I'd seen this when it appeared, I would've... dithered over it until it was gone. I'm still not 100% decided how much I'm interested in...
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I guess the technical definition of "cherry-picking" is finding a desirable item that's being sold as a less-desirable item. But it just doesn't...
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