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you the man guard that with your life
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It's funny Tunnioc, that's exactly the way Rackster described it, when I found my first one months ago, "dripping". Another good name for it Crazyb0. I've found at least 15, maybe 20 of this variety, I've sold around five or six, not sure I can part with this one though. The coin is in probably the best shape of them all. Thanks all for the comments and pics, glad you enjoyed it.
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10/16/2017 4:54 pm
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Nice find! I'm still looking for my first. I do love it when others find them -- keeps me searching.  |
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For the newer members, this is a coin that can be found in circulation. I never even looked for this particular variety ... on any date ... despite my 374,000 nickels searched. Outstanding example CoinMasters ... appreciate you sharing and educating ... as that the mission of the CCF. I learned something here ... and much appreciated. David |
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Almost looks like liquid metal. I mean nickel.  |
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Neat pic USSID18. Buddy I think you should get plenty of P mints in Illinois, keep searching. You're welcome Nickelsearcher, like you, I try to give back some. It's the least I can do at the place that has taught me so much. You don't have to look for these, when it's there you can't miss it. There's Trail Dies of lesser degrees in just about all the Moderns. You'll see the trails in 99% of them around the building and below it. They've always been around but the single squeeze hubbing process has enhanced them. Just FYI, it has also produced more non-major Doubled Dies.
You may have already noticed, but to really appreciate this coin, there are trails in the building (two under each end window), all along the foundation, and under United States Of America. There are also faint ones under Pluribus, but I concentrated my pics on the others.
Thanks everyone for looking.
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Pillar of the Community
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How's this one look? I seem to be having a little trouble with my resizing.  Edited by CoinMasters
10/18/2017 2:04 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks good to me! Nice coin BTW!
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Thanks Newbie, I was worried about the size, I guess it turned out okay. I've been working on my E-files lately, they save me a lot of writing and repeating myself when I try and help newer members. I'll post a few more here in a little bit.
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Like Monticello was painted with a too thick layer of paint...
nice find!
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Pillar of the Community
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As long as I can see what you're identifying in the picture and read what the comment is Your good. I say post away.
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Nice examples CoinMasters!
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 UltraRant, looks like it dripped for sure. Thanks Newbie, USSID18, I will post away! Ya'll are more than welcome to save any of them you'd like to use. You don't have to worry about the credits my ID is already on them. I'm going to go make some more now. |
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