so putting it in my mouth to clean was a bad idea?
also found this one in a roll. what would cause a coin to color thus? [ATTACH]
Thank you kindly!
what's a doubled die 2015 look like? new hobbyist here :-)
absolutely. but i'm a curious type :-)
it's a gold pan with gold from near Denali here in Alaska.
i would have been inclined to think the same but i look at it with a x65 microscope. it isn't drilled. and there is a rim of raised material...
best i can do. note the raised rim around the "hole" and the nearly nonexistent WE. i thought maybe someone had punched it with an awl but there...
thats what i thought but there is a raised rim around "hole" and no hole exists. i poked it with a toothpick :-)
thanks! im awaiting my usb microscope to help me determine an oddity on the 1917 below and left of the 1919. something odd on lincolns head...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] so i'm new to the hobby and after going through about $100 of lincoln cents i have several piles going- wheats, canadian cents,...
really appreciate the heads up! also, what color is this considered? brown?
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are those too close? i'm new at this!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] found a beautifully colored 52 in a roll yesterday. thoughts?
they are not always silver. the 2004 Kennedy's were NIFC and all were minted as proofs. however, that year they had silver and clad examples, both...
so no silver anything but we did get 11 proofs from that last roll. plus the oddball 1971 that is gold plated or something. pretty cool![ATTACH]
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And now for the last roll...
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