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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;anderspud, post: 2298805, member: 76147&quot;]I am presently involved with a 1920 Lincoln that has a laminate error that I hope to show as soon as I get some pictures.&nbsp; (I consider it to be my annual twin.)&nbsp; Before joining CoinTalk I didn&#039;t know anything about errors. My interest in coins has been up and down.&nbsp; As a kid we liked to find Indian Heads and told to look for mint marks.&nbsp; When my father died some forty years ago we found my mother was about to cash all the coins at the bank. The mass of coins, particularly pennies---I still like to use that term---was collected in boxes and in drawers where he kept his loose change.&nbsp; I undertook separating them and putting the better ones into tubes and plastic envelopes. The earlier collating was just in broad years.&nbsp; This was interrupted when a young man tried to steal some. The ones he found he put into a waste paper basket. When my wife, Marge, came home she asked what he was doing and maybe they should sit and talk. (She was a special teacher of problem students.)&nbsp; The kid dashed for the door and grinded the gears on his car getting await, without taking the coins.&nbsp; My wife noted he also included the red book, indicating he wanted to learn something.&nbsp; The main damage came when a detective wanted the basket to get fingerprints. When he tried to lift it he had to inch it out, little by little.&nbsp; And then I had to go back to sorting them out.&nbsp; So I have had a lot of experience grading coins, and enjoying it.&nbsp; I&#039;m impressed with the activity in CoinTalk.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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