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I like the reddish toning that extends all across Lincoln's profile, and which brightens up the right wheat ear. The 1937 in the previous post has...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] It had some corrosion when I got it, but VerdiCare saved it. Now it's a coin I can't harm by picking it up and handling it....
I've been thinking about your experiences and I think we need a way to incorporate them. You have made several really essential observations about...
From these photos I can't find any reason this is graded only a 63! Where does it fall short?
This example uses the same set of 5 images. All of the animations I have shown have put the obverse and reverse side by side. However, for some...
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This animation has six frames for each side. They are taken by rotating the coin about 10 degrees between each shot, as in post #56, above. This...
Swapped for this at the LCS. Apparently 1929-D's are often poorly struck. This has a well-defined split tail, but the buffalo's entire head is...
Ooops, posted on wrong thread! So I removed it.
Previously shown in post #4155. I am amazed that any copper coins can survive 81 years and still look new. If I didn't have some, it would be...
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Hey, I'm that guy, exactly! A while back I started a thread about 1909-S vs. 1909-S VDB rarity: Why is 1909S VDB more expensive than 1909S? The...
Replacement for one that was more beat up and had less color (shown in post #4290). [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is yet another approach for a specific purpose. The vendor presented this nickel as 1916 BUFFALO NICKEL- UNCIRCULATED !! LUSTER !! Yet these...
It is not deep. I can find it with a loupe if I know where to look and I get the light angle just right. Otherwise, it's just part of the surface...
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