Nice point Crusty. High Relief Towers on the obverse. They should put the Pentagon on reverse. Not sure how to incorporate the Shanksville, PA...
need a wheat penny? I found this post on "need a wheat penny?" interesting and have nominated it accordingly for "CoinTalk Thread of the Week Of...
Here are some more cents photos, needed two posts to cover all the cool coins that Bill sent to me. Thanks so much, your a good man Bill. [IMG]...
Wow man thanks a lot. Being a newer member, I was not sure that people actually give away coins for free when i saw this thread. But I PM'd Bill...
NP buddy, I love the CC mint info, great info for anyone. My wife was born in Carson and we are both alumni of University of Nevada, Reno. The...
I would like to see PA: Gettysburg NP MD: Antietam NP VA: Shenandoah NP or Manassas NP Some NP's were covered on the state quarters like...
Mine are behind a angry biting dog that does not bark, a old ten gauge double barrel shotgun, multiple other arms, a high grade security system,...
TRIVIA: 'CC' Mint and 1st Coins I found this post on "TRIVIA: 'CC' Mint and 1st Coins" interesting and have nominated it accordingly for...
Nice coins, that "Shot heard around the world" motto reminds me of that school house rock song on sat mornings in the 70's.
wow my 4 year old sure did enjoy dem blues rifts she was rocking out so funny. I dug um too.
A simple, meaningful and a nice looking coin. I love the scouts, they are a wonderful organization. Buy I will, as I'm a former scout.
The big appeal for the CC Morgans is that they relate directly to the Comstock silver lode. This was the USA's first major deposit of silver ore...
I like the 19-D, of course the CC is good except that distracting cheek (Still nice). I enjoy the modern coinage also, especially the Lincoln,...
Well I now just refuse to buy anything from ebay when it comes to coins. This thread and some of the others have gotten my attention. I just...
Here is a good article that may explain the process with rolls. but it works with any unopened box from the mint....
You got that right!
I also lurked for a while then finally joined this year. What I like about the CT forums is, most contributing members seem to honestly have fun...
The Sept issue of "Coins" lists the Illinois Centennial-Lincoln MS-64 at $250. MS-63 $170 MS-65 $525
I sent you a PM yorkiedad5 :goofer:
I am very jealous, now I just need a time machine.:mouth:
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