I was taught many years ago to spell and unless the spelling has changed it's spelled correctly. Your nickel is damaged.
Looks like MD to me.
We have a winner!
Toning but yours looks plated.
That's a nice chunk!
Lots of fine examples if you think about it.
They make great door stops! I read a story not to long ago. An old farmhouse had a rock as a door stop. The house sold and the rock was purchased...
Chances are it picked up that haze from the cheap material used in the basement grader that slabbed it.
Sorry but it looks like a normal S to me.
Sure looks like one.
Meteorites contain metal. Here's a quick read. I have several but you are in a area for them. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteorite
Remind your digging partner that bones don't set off the metal detector. lol
Remember years ago, a woman ordered a hot cup of coffee at McDonalds and burned herself? She sued and won her case. Why? McDonalds did not have a...
I remember this episode. It was hilarious. Thanks for sharing.
Better to leave the nasty haze then clean them. Ammonia will damage the surface of the coin, especially a proof.
I would not break them out if they were mine. So I'll ask, why do you want to break them out? What do you hope to gain? They look nice and they...
UTube is full of misinformation.
Ugh!!
UTube is full of useless information. Yes it's a trinary note but they are only worth face value. Nothing special about them.
It looks different because all Jefferson nickels used to face left unlike the nickels that are being produced today.
Separate names with a comma.
