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    GTG 1943-D NGC

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    Thread by: rlm's cents, Dec 7, 2016, 22 replies, in forum: US Coins Forum
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    The Key Date Bump?

    Thank you! I agree with everything you say (except maybe the wire brush bit).
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 7, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    The Key Date Bump?

    I cannot tell for sure, but I am pretty sure what I am seeing are strike-throughs. Notice how weak the rim is there. And if it were gouges, the...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 7, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1944-S Lincoln Cent, Crack, Lamination or What?

    Lamination with some PMD
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 6, 2016 in forum: Error Coins
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    Grade Opinion: 1909-S VDB

    That is a 45 with a long shot at 50. No way there is enough wear for a VF and no way there is no wear for an MS anything. BTW, the best I can...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 6, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Opinion on a Pair of 1924-D Lincoln's

    Oh, and here is a 45; [IMG]
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Opinion on a Pair of 1924-D Lincoln's

    22 may have worse strikes for some coins, but at least some of them are good. I do not think there is a solid strike for a 24-D. Here is a 65 -...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    GTG - 1858 Seated Half Dollar

    50
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Opinion on a Pair of 1924-D Lincoln's

    First one 25 probably cleaned Second 35. Again, these are noted for their CRAPPY strikes (i.e worn dies) probably even more so than the 22-D
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    GTG 1895 O

    45 and either it is your picture or that has been cleaned.
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    And ANACS still does. Except I was referring to what most people believe.
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Raw 24-d

    Another year noted for crappy strikes. I think it might have a shot at AU. I do not think it has been cleaned.
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    It is worth a couple $5.
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 5, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    GTG: 1938-D, 1938-S, and 1945-P nickels

    65 66 66
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Fun Thread... Explain your Avatar!

    Just for grins, do you know which storm that was? BTW, I have spent 40+ years here and never seen a tornado. I have seen their aftermaths -...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    Like I stated, YOU are still .....................
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    I see no crack. You are still saying that you are right and everyone else is wrong, but you have no idea what is right. Go for it!
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    Got it. You have no idea what is right, just that I am wrong. Oh, and if for some wild reason you are right and everyone else is wrong, it is...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    So far you have disagreed with my grade - without proposing an alternative:wideyed:. Disagreed with diagnosis - without any supporting...
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    1922 D Lincoln Cent ?

    It will cost you $40 or more to certify a $10 coin! WHY! And when it is done, you will have a coin worth $10 that cost you $40.
    Post by: rlm's cents, Dec 4, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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