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There isn't any exotic rainbow on this one, just an interesting pewter-colored cast with a metallic sheen.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think I got confused. I was watching two coins at auction, this MS63 and a 1904 proof. I started thinking this was the proof so I pushed my bid...
1966 was the second year that there were no proofs, but this is from a Special Mint Set. The planchet has some flaws below the Lincoln Memorial...
I am getting close to completing a short set of IHCs. I have Philadelphia issues from 1900 through 1909, lacking only 1904. This just arrived and...
I thought maybe I could grandfather in your mis-post by bridging it into an Indian Head sequence. Well, I tried. This completes the Philadelphia...
Like this? Just arrived. [ATTACH]
I’m not good at grading, but I like the look. Here’s the Denver version. [ATTACH]
I have been working my way through the post-WWII proofs. I finally took apart the Capitol Plastics holder that houses my 1950 proof set so I could...
I went to the LCS to pick up some cent holders for some newly acquired Indian Head cents (such as the one in post #1824). In change, Scott gave me...
1965 did not have any proof coins. The Special Mint Set coins didn’t use the special polished planchets of proof strikes. This photo shows a...
The top image of the 1906 is a still photo. Since the colors in a .gif animation have to be reduced into just 256 colors I usually try to post a...
$31. This little purple gem came in the same mailer as the 1901 I posted above. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
$27. In hand, this is a very lustrous cent. [ATTACH]
I have a few more to post - keep posting yours! 1925 was the first year that the date was placed in a contoured field to keep it from wearing off...
My 1941 proof is now joined by this 1942 proof. [ATTACH]
You missed ‘27... [ATTACH]
1963 proof with fingerprint. At least it’s replaceable - a roll of these on eBay is under $20. [ATTACH]
Proof [ATTACH] Business strike [ATTACH] 1965 SMS, for comparison [ATTACH]
@Paddy54 thanks for the link. I did follow up, and I think you may enjoy some comparisons. First, here is my obverse die marker on the left vs....
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