Two months ago my friend Ray found this in his change. They're still out there. It is a 1936-S Indian Head or Buffalo nickel!
To the above--------------WOW! Congrats Morgandude11
Thanks friends your words are morale building for me. Everyone have a very " HAPPY THANKSGIVING".
RickieB, you not not alone. Your story is the same as my story. My collection too was sold because of hospital and doctor bills. I'm making it...
The 1904 IMHO is at best grade Fine. The 1907 IMHO is at best an EF grade. Besides corrosion and verdigris I see enough wear on both to cancel...
Try this: http://www.lincolncentresource.com/Featured/1988RDV6.html
Jello, that's my birth year. Very nice 1938-S/S. Congrats on the super grade, 65 Red. -------------------------------zeke
Well I had to sell my collections of U. S. Coins and it is a very depressing feeling. If you can possibly avoid it , do so, please.
So do I. WELCOME mofoeskimo.
Ah so! Things are shaping up. Thanks for the info.---zeke
FadeToBlack, did you say pickup for the DAY? What are the white paper (assume they are) dots for, on three of the rolls on the table?
Hey Paul62, I never noticed Kennedy's nose before. Some beak! Nice coins.
It looks that 64-D is the heavily accented, is it? If so congrats.
It is a WAM. The " G " is the tipoff again. Spacing is good between the " A and the M and the m and the E " It's really worn on both sides so...
The article says it all.
I think ICG grades coins higher than what they should be. But this 1943-D Mercury is a beatiful coin and I grade it as MS68 FB.
I think you did very well. That's at least a $30 flying eagle cent IMHO and what my two coin books say. It is at least a G4. Congrats. zeke
I clearly see the bow-tie and the '8' doubled. The '5 ' and the 'D' are vague. As to the grade of MS65, I think that is way too high with all...
If you are archiving your coins then you want them to be airtight and moisture proof. The only way to do this is to use a Food Saver and seal your...
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