Eduard: No, there is not way that all of these (insert any date) have been accounted for. Just look at Jim's finds while metal detecting. Sure...
GDJMSP Thanks, it makes sense now. Sad to say-- nothing on Barber coins.
Yes, Carl is correct about the stars. with die wear and polishing they start to be 'drawn' to the rim. late die state.
grizz: Hey, I just checked my change. I have three no edge lettering Lincoln cents! Should I put them on eBay?
Clinker: Nice story. Gotta look for them, but how did you get this info early?
Topher: Send them my way! I send you those funny Canadian ones. (LOL)
Paul: I heard the same story, Coin World ran it a couple of months ago.
agreed! Good move
Probably someone who just wanted to get rid of some foreign coins. I find plenty of Canadian coins in rolls.
I had seen that lot, I don't know what it is. My fear was that the damage (?) that disappears in photo #2 is there is real life. So, I passed.
The obverse is probably XF+ The reverse is AU-50. Obverse may be wiped, but the reverse looks natural. Nice coin.
What research packs? Can you post a link?
jef69la congratulations, I believe that this is the first for the forum '
I'm still not in a hurry. So, don't rush.
Carl: Quit bragging, we have more cars stolen in NYC than you do-- and we are more proud of it than youse guys.
Ed: We don't normally comment in a "mine is bigger than yours' vein, but-- well, I gotta admit, your are all better than mine. I'll do some...
nice, nothing special. Very common, value= melt. Adam: A little less, silver has dropped.If he wants to sell probably about 8 X face, tops.
It's contagious! Next you'll be searching cents!
yeah,. and my fillings will set it off!
Mike: aka: smalldollars.com Can I have one of your samples? If you ever get them?
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