I got this and I was a bit put off when I looked closer, it looks like something is wrong with the date, anyone care to weigh in?
1932 Panama Half Balboa, and a 1831 Great Britain farthing in sharp detail! im happy!
seel if I flip mine over, the two bumps are not the same "bubble, for each bubble, the back side is normal, flat coin, you can see that the one...
that im a malicious, greasy malware infector, so theres offense on both parts.
well, take it how you like, but it still means you motivation for deciding comes from fear. im not internet savvy, but I take offense at the...
how about the mintmark on the obverse bump?
its sad that some find it necessary to live in fear, so many aspects of life have us making choices out of fear. its not malware, but feel free...
I am too compu-tarded to and peaceful for trying to hurt anyone. .
thank you for the intelligent response, that is why I come to cointalk.
and what are you talking about maleware? I took the photos from my ipad, sent them to my gmail, downloaded the damn files and posted it.
here this should work
I had a friend give me this, and to be clear, the bumps are not dents, the coin is flat with a bump on each side, in different spots . the...
I think that sounds right, I was thinking a ring or some other type of jewelery.
I have a 1956 Mexican centavo, it has little tags on the sides that are made of the same color metal as the coin, which I think is bronze....
Im with redRaider, all the lines are sharp, "liberty" is clear as day, just has the spots ... If I have to pick from the choices MS-62
wow, that's the best, and coolest knowledge drop I have experienced yet! thank you, and also thank you for the cool pics!
thank you.
yours is cooler! Any clue as to who dunnit, and why?
Is that counter, meaning "the one who counts is a counter" or as in "they struck us! We will counter strike!"?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] What is this? I have some novelties like the two face coin from batman, and they say "copy" on one side, obviously due to their...
Separate names with a comma.
