AGREED!
Ben: Are there any left for the rest of us? I presume that you are going to join the Bust Half Nut club soon, you must be near #100 pieces by...
help: The image is very hard to see, but the strange part is that it doesn't seem to be reversed (the D that I can see to the left of the...
Ben: Very nice, and I know how hard it is to Overton those later dates, especially the 1834 and 1835. :thumb:
Roy: Very good point. Duck-- I think that I see a scam coming.
A 'Micro' Cud.
"Indian Head Cent 1872 AU50 LINCOLN WHEAT DOUBLE DIE F15" Huh? An 1872 Lincoln Cent?
GDJMSP: Good info, I never though of going to their web site to save 5%. Thanks
Joe: Try subscribing to Lost Treasure and Western & Eastern Treasures. Also, a good reference is the Urban Treasure Hunter, by Michael...
What a waste of eBay listing money.
Joe: The FUN Show is supposed to be one of the biggest and best of the year. They have just added the Summer show to their listing, so it should...
Phoenix: Welcome back.
definite post mint damage, probably hammered.
:thumb:
Wolf: The actual doubled ear is clearly below the original, about 1/4 the size of the original. Thre is also a Coin World report of another one,...
Roy: Thanks for the followup.
Then, probably real. If fake they wouldn't have dirtied it, or made such a low grade.
Keep. it. I hate to sell anything.
I opened four rolls, NOTHING!
Mark: No question, yours is machine doubling. Jim: Yours is very faint, but if it has a flat shelf like appearance, then it is machine...
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