As far as basement slabbing goes, I don't mind it. Thanks for sharing with me.
Correct I keep most nickels before 1950, anyway.
Heres one of my favorites. Cool die chip in the 5, unofficially called the double bar 5. Second place is a 1943 MS quarter I found. Good catch....
Agreed with those above. flat, and 'shelf-like' This photo made it the most obvious [ATTACH]
Now, that’s a new one for me. the iridescence is kind of cool. Doesn’t look like a bad coin either.
Sorry to hear that :( My uncle moved out there to work in a bank in the mid 90s and stuck around. Only reason I have been up there a few times....
I’ve been to Seattle plenty of times over the years. Many cool things to see for sure. :)
A lot of people do, don’t worry :bag::rolleyes:
Got ya sorry!
Although it does rattle, it is not the rattler slab from PCGS. @baseball21 is correct as he often seems to be.
PCGS very obviously leads in that category, yes.
I fixed it. Still doesn’t make the grade or the holder more legitimate. Just was strange when it came out of my box like the photo. you don’t...
It certainly is a deep and distracting hit. Not going to make a guess but I do love O mint Morgan’s.
They come apart very easily. Not sealed in any way.
Yes, this is why I grabbed this one!
I noticed the one at the base of the stalk, but not the one extending to the rim. Thanks for pointing it out, I find this coin hard to see because...
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