@Gorham_Collector. Thanks for the clarification and not a snarky remark. ;) Those guys over at the NGC forum got Us all wrong if you know what...
I'm thinking Die crack. What does everyone else think if you are thinking at all. :rolleyes: I thought a cud was more like this: [ATTACH]
Machine or mechanical or strike doubling= NAV. (no added value). ;) [ATTACH]
Hey everyone. I'm waiting to find a Sally Ride Quarter in circulation. Does or has anyone gotten one yet?? Thanks. :) [ATTACH]
This beauty was "dug by yours truly!! 1892S !! [ATTACH]
The best advice that I've seen all week!! Thanks
Spark erosion Die you say. I actually had to look that up.:rolleyes: In the spark-erosion process, a model coin (usually genuine) is submersed...
Okay, why is A fake? I have a magic ball also. In my head.:smuggrin: It says " Dinner!!!" :p
As many as possible but it doesn't have to be 0's to be a "keeper". For example, I have a note that is all 1's and one 2 at the end.
MS65? Then again, I could be wrong.... again. :rolleyes:
Has anyone seen a coin like this? Found in a Quarter roll. Need more Pics? I try to get more. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I will guess EF also. Why? That's what some of the others have guessed.:D
PMD for Sure Man. ;)
Thinking the same thing or similar. :smuggrin:
Machine doubling. Flat and shelf-like. Machine Doubling (lincolncentresource.com)
Nice finds!! I'm glad you enjoyed yourself. :)
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I have seen this. Where have I seen this? :wacky: Oh yea , a bottle cap!
PMD. Good evening, Sir's! :oldman:
And Little lambs Eat Ivy! :smuggrin:Yes Lamination !!:happy:
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