65 - no idea on the variety but looks like a die-crack reverse @ 4:30. Pretty coin!
I wrote the story of our family bag of 1904-O Morgans in a thread created by @KBBPLL earlier this year. Generational Coins | Coin Talk [ATTACH]...
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Artificial Toning?
Excellent write-up and research Pete, very compelling. Being in manufacturing with focus the last 20 years as a regional production engineer,...
Thank you LM for another chance at the 1841 copper Braided Hair large cent I do not have anything prior to 1856 so would be able to stretch my...
Congrats Sal, lucky #7! Hope this makes your week a little better.
Pretty good show but the bigger guys like West Coast Coins were coming directly from the Central Sates show last week and had a bit of a depleted...
I will be there this morning. Still looking for a 69/69 Indian, 1895 & 1912-S Liberty nickels, and a '24-S Buffalo, hopefully high XF to AU. Also,...
Thank you @Mr. Numismatist!
I look at this as a celebration of our country and all that it took for it to come about. There are dozens of potential events that could have...
Having a single coin in your pocket for a month or a year isn't going to do much if anything to it, but I guess it depends on what else is in...
Nice find, worth keeping to me; I'd put it in a 2x2 for sure.
MS-65 no FBL
I mentioned at the beginning of this thread that I gather rolls a few at a time throughout the year for several years before going through them. I...
Very good points Spark. There are a couple situations where demand/value can be higher - for documented well known items and for extreme examples...
Here's something on the other end of the quality spectrum. My mother's husband buys a lot of junk off of those tv commercials, purchased some gold...
HD, was that a typo or did you actually get a 2026-D?
I would guess P&G but I thought you were looking for a professional's answer. To me it looks like a capped die as the reverse image is faded and...
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