Thats a lot of wear. Like 150 years worth. Seems like way more than 21 years worth to me. The edges seem to not match the wear. They are pretty...
Thanks for your pics and responses. Nice specimens BTW. Ok so I have a 1999 Delaware. I thought it might have been dime stock but its heavier...
Hi All, Its been awhile since I have posted. I have a question. If a quarter planchet was punched out of sheeting meant for dimes, how much would...
Only 3 of the sets in the thinner boxes are sealed in the brown paper packaging. The others are sealed in the plastic boxes that they came in and...
Thanks vintagemintage for your reply. I googled it before this post and saw a wide variance in pricing depending on the seller and or the website....
Hello All, Where do I find the value of US mint sets in the years of 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 18 coin sets and also unopened sets that looks like...
Thanks for your reply Kentucky. However, I could not get to that site, Firefox stopped me. Said it was not secure. I tried china-mint.com and it...
Here are mine. Nothing special. Glad I saved them though.
Hi everyone, Can anyone point me in the direction of identifying this as a real coin or a replica. I have read many threads on this coin, copies,...
Every letter in US of A has it. Either way, I think its cool. Most machine doubling that I see is minuscule compared to this. Like this nickel.
As a novice, They are all great advise. Personally, Thanks for posting this.
ldhair, If it is then it looks and feels just like copper. I tried to wash it off with acetone yesterday when I washed my 40. It looks the same. I...
I did not know that was a popular place for die cracks, Thanks. I found two, exactly alike in my change the same day. I have a crap load of 2017's...
desertgem, I had no ideea about that, great tidbit, Thanks. I do check edges mostly for lack of or missing reeding. I will be looking a bit closer...
You all were correct. Your eyes are much better than mine. I tried water first with no luck. The acetone removed whatever it was. Thanks for the...
Thanks paddyman. I will give that a try today. I have to go purchase some acetone. I will post the results this evening.
Could be my eyes. This coin is shiny. Would a quik wash in acetone damage this coin?
desertgem, Thanks, how would that cause the raised areas. I figured it is damaged. I was just trying to determine how the raising was caused.
Best shots I could get. Glue? It is depressed not raised.
Another person mentioned that it may be a lamination problem. I am not sure what he meant by that though.
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