Alf: Definately a nice addition! Good luck.
For info on Mike, see this link: http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=30685
Cheryl: I'd e-mail Mike Diamond (a member here) first. He'll be able to id the error. Hard to see from the pictures, but it MAY be a struck...
Bruce: And I try to admit whenever I am (often) wrong. (At least that is my wife's opinion.)
Ruben: It looks like a re-processed cent. (at least assuming that the 1942S in your first posting was a mistake. Just kidding.) Anyway, it...
Alf: The numeral where the ends of the 3 meet are closer together on the closed 3. The design was changed because they (the mint) felt that,...
ziggy: Congrats on your milestone!
Cheryl: Welcome to the forum and good luck with your collection.
Please let me know the name and time of the store where you'll be spending them, I'll be in line right behind you.
So, that's where I lost it!
Bruce: You are correct, I missed the nickels notation and thought that he was talking about half dollars.
What grade are you looking for? I agree, it is a tough date in anything from good-4 and up.
luc: Congratulations on your 100th posting. Nope, not going to be in Canada anytime soon.
Jack: Good luck, the MXT is a good machine. Just take your time and remember to dig everything, and fill those holes.
H-B, Spider! I hope that it was a good one.
Thanks, I was thinking the same thing. Dizzy: Don't try to 'improve' the coins, leave them alone.
cody: NEWP= New Purchase.
I'll pick up everyone that I see. Why not, if I get 100,000,000 of them I'll be a millionaire!
Sorry, but re-check your red book. Only proofs made that year.
As long as we are wishing: an 1804 dollar. Sure, it would be the lowest graded one known, but, who cares.
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