"Cert Verification #: 2842743 Date, mintmark: 1968-S Denomination: 1C Variety: Pedigree: Country: The United States of America...
That was as of Noon today, at 4o'clock : add another 48 billion. By the way-- there are commas after every three digits, so it should have read:...
swick: Just ask away, that is how we all learn. And have fun! Half the fun of collecting is learning. By the way, in spite of those who deride...
Ben: Nice token, I wish that I could have see you in your 'wild' days!
I believe that it is flaking or 'bubbles from the improper mixture of the metal. If there was air in the mixture or on the surface it would have...
dak: I saw the 41 s, but the picures don't show the RPM (west) that your picture shows.
Wake me when it reaches 1 million. Yawn.
:thumb:
MAYBE (!) the 1943, but the others? I'd still buy them.
The reverse design is that of a fasces. It was a Roman symbol (Ancient Rome) that symbolized peace and was carried by free men (read: citizens) of...
Viper, tht is becasue there aren't any scratches. The discolorationis common in early Lincolns. It is due to an impure/improper metal mixture....
Why not slab the slabbed sleeve? Then they could slab the slab and then guarantee that the slab is genuine.
chrisbur: Welcome to the forum.
It is just you.
Thanks for a really fun contest.
dlnb: Welcome, and odds are that Roy is correct.
Nice photos, unfortunately it is NOT the 'biggie'. That one has very distinct doubling on the date & motto. This MAY be strike doubling. But, I am...
Put it back into circulation and we'll get a question about it in two years. Thanks for finding it and not getting someone's hopes up that it was...
Who cares? I would only care if I found one for face value.
The D!!!
Separate names with a comma.
