Seems like you got a good deal...buy the coin, not the holder
envious
Coin to the left is 16 mm and 3.20 g and the one to the right is 17 mm and 3.40 g
Kind of depends on how you define 'wash'... as long as you are using pure solvents and don't rub or scrub, I agree
I like these
I'll go with a 63
Dang...knew you would catch me... :oops:
Yeah, seems like I remember signs in Vegas informing you that they reported all winnings over $600 to the IRS
I would (and do) avoid sellers in Morocco :)
I think I ordered these from Littleton MANY years ago and never labeled them. Can someone help? [IMG] [IMG]
Nice stuff, I'm turning green from envy
Looks like a nice coin and worth some bucks. Main thing is just to be careful with your clea... conservation. Te big no-no is rubbing/scrubbing...
Oops, I posted that to suggest a possibility for @Miss Gina Rae
[IMG] Can put them in some of these
Looks like you have a start if you do decide to collect.
Indian head cents (IHC) are always fun, and many people have never seen one. The only ones worth big bucks are the 1877, 1908-S and 1909-S. I...
Yeah, something shaved (or abraided) the cladding from the tops...zinc rot will follow soon.
Scratch and a ding
@Kenjr welcome to CoinTalk. It's not usual to see S mint coins in circulation. The circulating Lincoln cents with an S mint mark stopped in 1955...
...bite your tongue
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