There's several on the Outer Banks also. Elizabethan Gardens, Wright Museum, Aquarium to name a few.
Yes sir, a sheet metal roller was what I was thinking about.
Looks like it took a good hit and the metal got shoved around.
I was being totally sarcastic my friend.
Wonder what the tonnage was to get that rolled? Maybe a private issue done in a tooling shop and not on an elongated machine?
What we are all waiting for...when another company comes along to verify a grade for a CAC sticker.
Rub that baby hard. I'm already 67 and might not be around to see the end of this experiment.
Is it nuked or "nuklar". LOL Bombs away. ;):D
Thank you both for the history, appreciated.
You got me there.
I think you jumped the gun there potty. The Heritage example went for that price. I don't think the OP thinks his is a 67. She was just quoting...
Nice! What's not to like about Maine except for the real estate taxes?
Better than a sharp stick in the eye any day.
Seems he was a happy chap. But then I don't know much of his history.
As an aside, I would also like to mention that most doubled die Lincolns seem to be relegated to the years 1998-2006 in terms of how many...
As Paddy said, die markers are used for varieties. They can be useful if a particular coin resembles a known error, but you can't really pin it...
Paging @dwhiz for the train.
Beautiful John & congrats.
A neighbor of mine purchased a scooter, made in China, drop shipped from Denver. On the side it said Motocrost and all the other signage was...
Wonder if they ever graded 5,192,622 coins or started at the 5 million mark.:confused::rolleyes:
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