Thats not even the correct composition. It should be 95% copper and 5% zinc.
Agree I thought they were too prominent.
Nah, if I would have i would have gotten them all. The photos are just what I have with photos.
The 69S above has one characteristic that is a dead giveaway. What is it?
I have bought a few that are marvelous album fillers. I have found few Dimes and Quarters that I thought were good for the grade.
Here is a lamination crack on a 63 Philly. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
1 Perry's Victory [ATTACH] 2 is a Carolina 3 is Crater Lake Oregon 4 is Minnesota there are a few DDR's for that one. 6 Marsh-Billings [ATTACH]...
You think he was proud of his work? Inquiring minds want to know, I have the "spot" version in RD. [ATTACH]
Thats a lamination. It looks like it might cross the rim at about 11 o'clock.
Yeah, it still would be a partial collar until that collar blows out then it can't be considered a broad struck.
Wouldn't that make a 70-71, 74 with the other commemoratives?
I really like the Phrygian cap. Notice the flat spot on the top of the eagles left wing. I wonder how many will be found in Circ. I imagine these...
This little Lady stuck out like a sore thumb this morning. I started using a new gas station for my purchases. It paid off. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] And...
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I might have to change my type coin in this slot. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have only gotten a couple Denvers, less than 10,
Until we get full size photos we can't honestly give you a grade. Full size photos can help with that. When I started collecting I bought a book...
I am taking photos now. They will be up in a little bit.
That looks like a partial collar.
This is a Leeds Half Penny. Conder token from 1793. [ATTACH]
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