Along with the late J. T. Stanton, I find some great values in MS circulation US coins, MODERN coins. From 1966 to present. I am not referring to...
Fine 12, on the first, EF-40 on the second. Nice coins! Gary in Washington
Carbon spot on the Ike, if you dip, it will disappear for a few days then reappear! Can't get rid of it. Yeah its a gamble with sets from the...
Thank you GDJMSP. I feel better now, warm and fuzzy, especially since I just came in from walking my dog (it is cold and windy at the beach). I...
I will add another image. In the image below the clash is hardly visible, but much of the grime is now gone. The die chip on the nine is simply a...
Hmmm, no way, a 1923S Walker, in UNC condition for under $100.00 !! Too good to be true. Something fishy. I would avoid. Gary in Washington
Ditto.
hey coinsearcher11, Nice photos! And good effort. Some of the letters almost look a DD, (i.e. notches in the serifs etc.) but overall I suspect...
Develop a habit of referring to them as "World" coins. Foreign coins can even be US coins not in your possession. Like barber quarters are foreign...
Yes, I agreed to that. Yet I also know the nature of most humans. The folks herein all seem to be exceptional. I mean, if Coin World, or some...
I usually mark copyright on my images (flowers and coins et cetera). I got to wondering, what happens to all of the 1,000's of images posted here...
How do they know it is a 1943 US cent, aren't there other zinc coated coins minted by the US? They do not mention the diameter or size. Odd. Tell...
Thank you for the correction. Yeah that die was about to explode! Happy New years to you, Physics fan. Gary in Washington
Ahhh my mistake Pickin and Grinnin. Chips indeed. Thank you! And have a safe quiet new years. Gary
Nice gifts. the 2019 cents are interesting. For the first time, the silver quarter proof sets are .999 silver, instead of the .900. The above is...
Tough, but it might be a rotated RPM, D over D. Since it is so difficult it is a coin with reduced value. Have you checked on the various error...
This little coin is 15 mm in diameter, 0.900 silver, a 1/2 dinero dated 1906. On the obverse, the bottom tip of the shield (seen on the reverse)...
Yep, suspicious!
I am satiated, impressed, thank you, and I hope you have a safe and quiet new year! Gary in Washington
GDJMSP, Earlier I requested a link to educational and numismatic info sites. So as to assist others. Why not put this thread in or on the top...
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