You ain't got that much to lose, so place it between 2 blocks of wood and wack away (hammer, of coarse). It may take more than one set of blocks...
51 statehood quarters = 50 states plus 1 obverse. 1 wasgington quarter = aside from the spelling, I assume that it is 1 old style obverse....
Well, they were not laminated on purpose, anyway. The most common explanation I have seen is that there was air in the alloy, but any impurity...
Welcome to CT. Sorry to say, but none of your pix showed up. You cannot copy and paste the pix into a thread. Look at this thread;...
That is very interesting how something managed to "gouge" this cent, but leave vestiges of Lincoln's chin, lips and cheek under the gouge....
I believe that I am seeing a chip below "LIBERTY". If it is a chip, then it is some kind of finish and cannot be oil.
I will go with 65-RD.
Which one are you looking for?
I cannot be positive, but that sure looks like a lamination to me.
No, but you can have it removed if both of you mutually agree and, I believe that he has to start the process. Also, you can leave follow-up in...
I am running 3 sets of Lincolns, but without regard to slabbing or raw although #1 has nearly all the wheats slabbed and #3 is mostly raw, but...
All my invoices say; And I have used a credit card or PayPal to pay for all my winning at Heritage.
I trust Tom enough to know that even if I think things are not what they are supposed to be, I know he will make it right.
Click on them. They are 500X500. But, none closer. Those are the sellers pix.
I got a 26-S also. Both from Numiscent. The 26-S is kind of ugly, but it is mostly red and I am pretty sure neither have been cleaned. I will...
Anyone want to guess what this would grade? It is raw and the seller says that the reverse is probably full red. Obviously, it is not the...
Your linked site says it and I will swear that the coupon used to say it, but not any more.
I tahink you would call that coin a keeper. Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is the meat of the show, but his link and coupon actually shows the dates September 8-10, 2009.
Are you sure about those dates? That is Tuesday through Thursday.
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