nice finds, and the price is certainly right!
If it is genuine, it is a double strike, not a DD. That is a big IF.
Metal detecting? Or cherrypicking?
Master8r: Well, there isn't a chat room on this forum, so this is really the only way. Or you could send someone a PM (Private message) and...
Found? Cherrypicking: Several 1858/7 Flying eagles, other varieties, and oh yeah, a 1909 S VDB in F, that I got for $40 as a 1909 S (plain) now...
What is your question? Post something and you'll get a reply, if someone has an answer.
I could tell ya, but then, well, I'd have to kill ya. Do you want my address also?
All 1968's proof were S mints. So....most likely a PL.
Victor: Always ask what they need to get for the coin. Worst case: They say, the listed price is it. But, ya never know unless you ask.
zabb: It would depend upon what you have in your collection. There are many different types of coin holders, from 2X2's to flips. Check them...
luc: Just ask for a private message if you want a reply. Or folks will post to this thread if you ask them a question.
Smart Lady!
probably an RPM. There is another very strong one for the 1943. (In fact, probably dozens of different ones.)
very nice!
agreed!
best case a die chip. Similar to, but in a different place than the LIBIERTY cents.
nice catch! Congratulations!
Frank: Breen mentions a 'center of 8 thin, curve top to 5.' He also lists (with it) that there are 3 varieties of this description.
Paul: Welcome to the forum, and if you want, you could post some pictures for opinions. Or someone will be along soon to help you out.
Gold At 3;30 PM: 785.00 +16.50 +2.15% 774.60 785.00 SILVER 10/26/2007 14.27 +0.35 +2.53% and at $14.17 one dime =...
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