Yes, but a good coin to learn from
Welcome and good to see someone new checking for these type details. There is strike doubling and die doubling and the true doubling is almost...
I could come down on either side of this discussion for a number of reasons. I live in a remote location and without the internet I would have...
I cannot remember replying to this one, but the die rotations are interesting. The DDO, DDR, DDO/DDR coins seem to go with much of the die...
Would have made a great story. Embezzlement, firings, fights in Washington, destruction of property, restarts, failed sales attempts, and on and on.
I certainly agree. With many of the articles I want to remind everyone that this is about numismatics and not modern day politics. So far I am...
Heck, I figured only worth $0.0075 with the loss of copper.
Lincoln has gone to the great beyond, so he didn't feel a thing.
I could not find this one so you might be right. The one I found I think was a 1957
Looks like me, rode hard and put up wet. I bet run over in the street for days
[ATTACH] If this is the correct one, then I think 25 was right. 1 or One=13 front and 9 back; One Dollar= 2 front and 1 back. 13+9+2+1=25
Well maybe we get a thread or two going on topics. My main interest right now is die varieties for the Stone Mountain Half which I think is...
If you buy PCGS slabbed coins you have some protection as well as PayPal. I am about to get into the Stone Mountain commemorative in a big way...
Anyone out there interested in starting a study of commemorative coins?
Interestingly they seem to have disbanded and left everything to the ANA. Wonder if anything else emerged. Commemoratives are not the most...
I thought I saw a post about a Commemorative Coin Society but cannot locate it. Does anyone remember such a post?
You can always drop an extension cord over at the closest Starbucks and suck their power dry. Then it is really free.
[ATTACH] I picked up a SMH recently that is more than a little different. The PCGS number is 03075007 (MS65) and the really high res images can...
I agree. The natural strike for these often has very soft details that can be read as wear. This is definitely a circulated coin, but I think in...
ANACS certifies both a DDR and a DDR/DDO version and in looking at them online they appear on loose dies and sometimes these are rotated. But 10%...
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