I will be leaving for Rochester, NY this Saturday - more specifically, the Victor and Canandaigua area. Anyone have a good coin shops I "need" to...
That coin is obviously an altered date. He seems to be admitting it.
Yes, I mean it. However, before you give me those names, you had better give me the manes of someone who can spot (give) me the money.
If you are looking for a nice set, you are correct. If you are looking for an uncirculated set, I assure you the 22- will be much more difficult...
It will take a lot of luck and that does not even count the 22- and 55 DD.
Mine was the most expensive Lincoln ever sold - the single 1926-S MS65 red by PCGS. However, since the 1944-S, it is now the 2nd most expensive.
Apparently yes. Here is an example from Heritage. http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=26094&Lot_No=11334
grease filled die. When they grease the die, they cannot determine just where the grease winds up. It looks a lot like this one. It is just the...
I would have said that the "holy grail" was the 1943 copper cents, but after the last Heritage sale, I guess that it is the 1944 steel cents.
#1 - pic is too small and out of focus for a guess #3 - I guess 64, but the pic is small There other coins look nice, but not my area.
Furjanic? He is on my list too, but right now number 1 is WmsJewelers!
That is no longer true. If you buy an item more than a week after feedback #1, your next feedback counts as #2.
I doubt that it is a proof. Those rims look very weak and rounded on the reverse and I do not think that it is corrosion.
WmsJewelers has already told me what he thinks of my grading, but for the rest of you; Even the 1922 strong reverse does not have a well struck...
I am not sure where carbon spots end and corrosion begins, but it is in that area.
He was dead on the first page!
That was your original statement. I disagreed with the term "highly reactive" and I still disagree with it. And, no, copper does not form a...
There are lots of exterior uses for zinc. It oxidizes very easily, but the oxide coats it to prevent further oxidation. i.e. galvanized pipe...
Your link is not working. Try this one. http://richardbowles.tripod.com/chemistry/reactivity/reactivity.htm BTW, that says that zinc is more...
Sorry, hobo, but copper is highly UNreactive. It may be relatively reactive compared to platinum or gold, but compared to everything else, it is...
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