you're paranoid... but that's got a place in this hobby. The major TPGs are trustworthy.
It doesn't look like a proof to me, but the best way to tell is to look at the rims. They should be squared off, not rounded.
if it passes all of the usual tests: magnet, weight, and specific gravity, I would send it in, but let it be known, I'd try every test I could...
Hard to nail it down to one coin, but if I had to... https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/WCM/CoinView.aspx?PeopleSetCoinID=1303777
Good luck. I can't wait to see which it actually is!
I think he was a bit amazed, and maybe a bit put off that the owner and mods in this forum would allow people to openly discuss and post links to...
The Coin Show podcast - www.coinshowradio.com or you can click on the big box on the right of this page, and it will take you there directly.
I am twisting nothing. You said that constructive criticism works every time. I was merely pointing out that it doesn't. If you want to monitor a...
tell that to political dissidents spending their lives in prison.
Here's some food for thought: Would they allow a thread like this on CU if the tables were turned??? Just another reason why I like it here better.
With the slightest of research my name is readily available. Just click the link in my signature file, I am the only one named Mike associated...
I assume it was a direct link to the CU site.
just curious... nevermind, you just answered my question
Yes... and exactly... ;)
They've been around for a long time. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. This place rocks. End of story.
Kudos!!!
Yes. A single punch.
actually I'm giving credit where I know it's due. Don't be so modest.
When it comes to V nickels, Doug (KoinJester) is a sharp one. One of the better that I know.
Actually, no. The mint mark punch was the same punch. Not just the same style, but the same punch on the 1916-D and the 1932-D.
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