The elusive 69 S i found in circulation.

But not exactly.. Sorry you don't have the Big One! Look at the rest of the doubling on the true 1969 Doubled Die. It has to match. Look at the B in LIBERTY.. Does yours look like it?

 

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But! But! But! But paddy, the bumper on my Ford has the exact same dent as the one on my Chevy.

Chris

 

Thanks for the link. That site is very informative. Great images of dies and machinery!

 

Why is that. Is it because they use the obverse die from year to year. Duh caught myself. Years change. Ok why mint marks separate in process. Or are all dies made in philly.

 

BAMM. Junior member my butt. That was great

 

Paddy doesn't need a wing man

 

Can we start and English class on here? Or a grammar class? Or a typing class? Or all three?

 

Let's start by removing the "d" at the end of your 4th word as a proofreading exercise.

Chris

 

Once again, folks, the "Best Answer" button is there for a reason...

 

So that makes two cents. That's what you got.

 

What do yall know about the most holy and unknown gold. Pervain gold, red gold. And has anybody ever seen a red gold coin. That nobody has ever even heard of . much less seen any red gold or a coin. But hear it is. From the big man him self. Its his gold anyway. It wad used to cover the temple. Its in the book if you want to reaserch it. What you think thats worth? $$$,$$$,$$$

 

Beats the heck out of me.

And Google.

Did you maybe mean "Peruvian"?

 

Darn. No experts allowed.

You saw it to fast.

Heh.

 

Pervain gold. Found only in one place. The so called counrty of pervain. And in the bible it is written down to the oz. How much covered the smitten wood along with the yellow gold and plates flatwear. And Is all listed.

Its what kind of gold the menorah is made of. (The lamp stand). Along with the Pagan goddess Freya necklace that held the Yellowstone. But anyway

 

Is that supposed to be two, too or to?

Chris

 

The coin in the 2x2 in your pic from post #31 is a copper plated zinc Lincoln cent that was subjected to temps above the melting point of zinc (approx. 800F) and below the melting point of copper (approx. 1975F). You can barely make out the Lincoln Memorial. I got in trouble as a kid when I did this on our gas stove and dripped molten zinc on the surface.


Red gold is just naturally alloyed with copper



No idea what the rest of your ramblings are supposed to represent.

 

Their too good at catching grammar mistakes too.

 

Thanks @beef1020 for your explanation. I finally understand those terms. And @paddyman98 for the pics. It's clear that the OPs coin is not. Just newbie anxiety.

 

Very informative and very nice presentation . Thank you on my behalf for the info . I was very much into what you said and I appreciate you responding to his forum as you did. Thanks.

 

At that time all dies were made at Philly. Today Philly makes all the master dies and hubs. Denver makes their own working hubs and dies, Philly makes everything else.