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Valued Member
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I know SilverStackerKid I was shocked when I saw it in the change I got from Dairy queen years ago.
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Very nice!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice coins Very nice to get them for face. How much do the pictures weigh? |
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I think he was saying that his post has a lot of photos (pic heavy). A warning to those with slower connections.
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Bedrock of the Community
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How much do the pictures weigh? I was just kidding around ...  |
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Difficult to tell sometimes. You have that calm, cool, and collected sense of humour.  I feel like Doc Brown to your Marty McFly. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Off topic, but I just now (in the year or so I have been reading from this site) noticed that jbucks name seems to be his avatar... An Ike "buck" with a J on it... wow. 'Back on topic' nice Kennedy halves! |
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Pillar of the Community
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There's that word again: "heavy." Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull? "Great Scott"! Sounds like Mister Kairu had his own Doc Brown moment! Nice coins Mickymus, and  ! |
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Off topic, but I just now (in the year or so I have been reading from this site) noticed that jbucks name seems to be his avatar... An Ike "buck" with a J on it... wow. Click on the "current avatar" link in my signature.  And remember, Eisenhower dollars are never off-topic.  |
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Valued Member
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would it be safe to say the 1964 Kennedy's are proofs? I heard there was a design change in 1965 at the request of Jackie Kennedy.
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Bedrock of the Community
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They all look like business strike coins.
The design change was in 1964.
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There were business strikes and proof issued by the Philadelphia mint in 1964.
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The difference between proof and business strike is how they are made. Coins only dull over time from circulation, so if you have a proof and business strike that has never circulated, both will be shiny. The difference is how they are shiny; for example, the proof will have mirrored fields. Proof coins also have sharp edges and squared rims.
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice coins, always means more when it comes from a family member too! BTW welcome to the site!
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