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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tomfiggy, post: 2278021, member: 51884&quot;][ATTACH=full]454849[/ATTACH]</p><p>Can you see the arrow? It looks quite prominent to me. I certainly don&#039;t need a microscope to see it. It&#039;s certainly as prominent as the 1993 doubled ear. As far as the discussion on minor varieties goes I agree with everyone&#039;s opinions.</p><p>If I find a Cherrypickers variety I will get a few congrats, If I have some MD, run over by a car, and toned with dog pee, I&#039;ll get a lively discussion. If I see things that are not even there but promise to reveal my theory only if everyone is nice to me I&#039;ll get 12,000 views... lol</p><p>I feel like some people think there are about 10 doubled dies worth finding because they are worth over $1,000 or so. I like to look through pennies and try to find die varieties, and other errors. I am at the mercy of what comes from the mint to the bank. I get a LOT of 1990&#039;s and shield cents, and mostly Denver which are mostly a waste of time. I have been trying to find that 1993D doubled ear, the 1994, 1992 DDR so far to no avail. I get some 1969, 70, 71, 72 San Francisco mint coins and hope to find something good.</p><p>I am not a wheeler dealer, don&#039;t go to coin shows, or buy off of ebay. I go through about a box a week. It&#039;s relaxing, and theraputic. I am getting better at identifying die errors so that is heartening. Thanks for being out there everyone, even you losers who disagree with me...</p><p>hahaha.</p><p>If I wanted to make &quot;real money&quot; I&#039;d sell drugs....</p><p>You know what else? None of my coins are for sale....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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