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<p>[QUOTE="BATTERup646, post: 2425919, member: 75931"]So, just an hour ago I walked into my LCS. As usual, I greet the owners (Husband and Wife). So I first asked to look at their V nickel/buffalo nickel/IHC box. I take out a nicely toned 1888 IHC. It was in a G-3 condition, but it was nice and purple/blue. I then asked to see their wheat penny box. Apparently, the wheat penny box didn't have anything for sale, it was off limits, but the husband I guess didn't know about it. I look around taking a few pennies in and out. Then I grabbed a teen date. It had a D on it. The last number was faded out, it kind of looked like a 1912 D, and I thought "Eh, they already looked at them all, I guess they want to sell it fast." I put it in my hand. So I tell her I'm done. She comes over and looks at my coins with a magnifying glass. She looks at me and says "What date did you think this is?" I told her I thought it was a 1912. She says she thinks it's a 1914. She goes over to her husband and starts talking. Meanwhile, I was thinking they might think I was trying to buy a key date for $2.50, they might be mad, etc. I have an anxiety reaction.</p><p>I could feel my face turn red, chest thumping. Their son comes over and hands me a 1944 D nickel, and says I've earned it. The wife comes over and says she thinks it's a 1914 and they are going to authenticate it, and tells me the nickel is a gift. At most it's worth $2.50, but hey, it's silver! I told them I wish the coin turns out to be real, and they said they'll let me know next time. I left with that "Well I screwed that up!" feeling. I don't think I'll return, it's too embarrassing... I mean i could've come home with a $200 coin and not know about it at all.</p><p><br /></p><p><font size="7">TL;DR</font></p><p><font size="4">I found what might have been a 1914 D in a penny box that wasn't supposed to be searched. I thought it was a 1912. I gave it back to them. (Please take the time to read the post though)</font></p><p><br /></p><p><font size="4">If I do come back. (Maybe a month or so) I'll tell you about it.</font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="BATTERup646, post: 2425919, member: 75931"]So, just an hour ago I walked into my LCS. As usual, I greet the owners (Husband and Wife). So I first asked to look at their V nickel/buffalo nickel/IHC box. I take out a nicely toned 1888 IHC. It was in a G-3 condition, but it was nice and purple/blue. I then asked to see their wheat penny box. Apparently, the wheat penny box didn't have anything for sale, it was off limits, but the husband I guess didn't know about it. I look around taking a few pennies in and out. Then I grabbed a teen date. It had a D on it. The last number was faded out, it kind of looked like a 1912 D, and I thought "Eh, they already looked at them all, I guess they want to sell it fast." I put it in my hand. So I tell her I'm done. She comes over and looks at my coins with a magnifying glass. She looks at me and says "What date did you think this is?" I told her I thought it was a 1912. She says she thinks it's a 1914. She goes over to her husband and starts talking. Meanwhile, I was thinking they might think I was trying to buy a key date for $2.50, they might be mad, etc. I have an anxiety reaction. I could feel my face turn red, chest thumping. Their son comes over and hands me a 1944 D nickel, and says I've earned it. The wife comes over and says she thinks it's a 1914 and they are going to authenticate it, and tells me the nickel is a gift. At most it's worth $2.50, but hey, it's silver! I told them I wish the coin turns out to be real, and they said they'll let me know next time. I left with that "Well I screwed that up!" feeling. I don't think I'll return, it's too embarrassing... I mean i could've come home with a $200 coin and not know about it at all. [SIZE=7]TL;DR[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I found what might have been a 1914 D in a penny box that wasn't supposed to be searched. I thought it was a 1912. I gave it back to them. (Please take the time to read the post though)[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]If I do come back. (Maybe a month or so) I'll tell you about it.[/SIZE][/QUOTE]
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