Only 65 days until the new year.
Youngster!!
Your birthday is less than a month away. :):):)
I've got a few of those packed away but I couldn't bare to pack these. Ancient Roman Glass Bottles: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thought you would like this one. I think it's special because it's steel from WWII.
It's suffering from environmental damage but if you like it, keep it. Enjoy the hobby with your daughter. Welcome to CT.
The Morgan looks like a stain and at $27 you probably overpaid a little. The Peace Follar was a bargain. That is a great, well known die crack....
Nice steel errors Paddy!
Now that I'm retired I do post more often and I enjoy this forum and most of its members.
I know! Wish I could find more worth having.
Thanks but you know my feelings. A new thread will get more responses. Posting in this thread, while maybe similar issues, you are lining your...
A stunning 1943-D Obverse Struck Thru. Graded a MS-65 by NGC. The area is obvious. Enjoy! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Please start a new thread. You wouldn't want to hijack this thread on your first day would you? Lol
The rim is fine as it is not affected by the weak area. Even the top of the letters are almost back to normal.
I do remember "In A Garda Da Vida."
Yours looks like a copy made for Souvenir shops. Welcome to CT.
And you all thought I was crazy.
That's an exceptional die clash. Very nice find.
That is a known weak area on the coins reverse. Many of the Cents have this on the reverse in the same area. Not a Mint error.
I'm thinking maybe a die crack. I see no signs of displaced metal.
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