In my novice opinion, "no" to the Mexican. The Gobrecht dollar should be, but would be out of reach for most of us.
@kevin McGonigal good answer; thanks. (Although I must admit, I was hoping that my answer was correct. ;-)
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Anyone getting this offer? It's targeted I think:...
What's going on with the reverse? Are they... roasting marshmallows???
@Siberian Man , if you're referring to my post, he was "Andre the Giant": pro-wrestler, part-time movie star.
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I'm with you man. I got a whole box like that. I hate the sinking feeling when I see all that shine. (I know I should look for errors...)
Wouldn't a fake counterfeit be... a legitimate coin? ;-) It's like a double negative. (Sorry. Couldn't resist.)
Early IHCs were often called "nickels" or "nicks" due to their copper-nickel composition. Source: http://lynncoins.com/indian-cent-rolls.htm...
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4209233977001/finding-the-lost-1913-3m-nickel/
I must be blind. I still don't see the DDO. Can someone help me out?
Are all of your repartees that clever?
No. Just a box of 2015's from the bank. Gonna try looking through them before I just send them back as I usually do with brand-new cents.
I didn't want to start another thread quite yet, so I'll ask here: has anyone reported any 2015 Lincoln Cent errors yet?
Is there anything to do when the banks you are using suddenly stop producing anything valuable of any type at all? I CRH cents, nickels, dimes,...
Here are some pickups; Only one silver, though. Not all are Mexican, But they're all funny, IMHO ;-) (Sorry. Not very politically correct, but...
2) It is not an actual "Indian" ("Native American" for the PC among us), but rather Lady Liberty in an Indian head dress
This idea originated because I couldn't find the technical term for the ribbon flowing down from Liberty's headdress. (Note to self: it's probably...
Nice! "Chance favors the prepared mind" - Louis Pasteur
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