OK. It was under my post. Never assume right? I probably didn't see any quote for (cough, cough) obvious reasons.
Chill out? I am not skeptical of the find, I was interested in seeing a photo. I have found plenty of interesting coins and scoops myself.
I find a lot of different tokens metal detecting. Arcade tokens, car wash tokens, etc. Most are slightly different sizes and weights, but many of...
That name is not familiar.
Andrew Blum let's see a photo of the SLQ. And Jensen let's see a photo of that scoop.
The 1941 nickel while old, is only worth a nickel. If the 1909 was a plain Philly it's about a dollar. If it is a VDB (I can only see the B) then...
Yes I thought it was a replica token from what I could see.
I don't think it's a coin. Take it out and show photos of both sides.
Would having the coins in water stop the metal from making an arc in the microwave and destroying it?
So, the ring that we thought was real came back fake. And the silver heart that I thought was fake, came back real. [ATTACH]
Sorry I took the time to answer your question.
The steelies are very common. Making several posts about the same very low value coin is redundant.
The plating is coming off. Soon that coin will be a black lump of crud.
If you took one second to look at each 1982 penny produced, it would take 535 years to look at every one. (1 billion seconds = 31.5 years.)
Denver only made the small date in zinc. So far 2 copper 1982-D small dates have been found. 1 recently. 1982 Philadelphia large date copper...
If it has been replated, 1 cent. If it has not been reprocessed, about 15 cents. Tons of these coins were reprocessed, replated and it makes...
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/a-new-way-to-clean-coins.20389/
This is a good coin and has value. If you get it graded you will only lose money when you sell it.
Look like stock photos.
It's worth a nickel. It's old, but very few Jefferson's have value. A 47-S in AU or better would have a little value. This is a common coin, and...
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