When I am soaking ancients in distilled water, acetone or other solution I use the ice cream stick to move them or remove them from the solution....
There is a little resistance so they will stay in place. They sort of snap in. I was taking the America The Beautiful quarters that came from the...
I have found that some capsules don't fit well when putting them in "CAPS Albums" or "CAPS Pages". [ATTACH]
Exactly Danomite.
All of the above. Harshly cleaned.
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How and why is this classified as a mint error coin?
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I think both, over used and over polished.
Attached is a 1964 P LMC that has the number 1 narrow at the bottom. The letters in LIBERTY are very uneven and look like they are different...
Could be. The spots appear to be embedded grease. The flakes of copper are actually floating in little specs of grease. I took one off very easily...
I found these today going through a roll of 1964 P. Both have a very similar crack on the skull from just above the ear to just above the eye....
The only reason I would hold them is in case a new error or variation is found. But, I keep everything.
I found this 1964 D in a roll I had since way back then. It seems to have imbedded grease or dirt that has flakes of copper included. I don't see...
I agree. And, I wouldn't pay extra for the slab. There plenty very nice ones out there.
They are fun coins. I had a complete set of Penny and Half Penny. I gave them to my oldest son.
I started buying rolls in 1958. Not many, but a couple a year.
I just finished looking through a roll that I have had since I graduated from HS. 1961 P Mint Roll. I found a few typical die chips and one nice...
I am posting the three coins as I promised. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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