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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks, can you tell me what is the meaning of NOSC?
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Valued Member
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Looks like some nice finds there for $10 bucks. I'm not sure what your coins are packaged in but if it is PVC I would definitely remove them sooner than later. Looks like there's several high points on your coins that are becoming discolored, not sure if its the lighting or what. PVC and copper are not a good mix as it can damage the surface of a coin. Just FYI.
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Those coins are in 2x2, I look for slabbing them, but I want to know if will be worth this move. Any time I trade something sure is slabbing coins, note.
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02/26/2021 10:28 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Too many images for one post, but it certainly looks like you did well!
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can you tell me what is the meaning of NOSC? Never heard of that before. May be someones slang for a grade. Just guessing "New Old Stock Condition" - other words for Uncirculated? I'm probably totally wrong but just throwing it out there.............We use "New Old Stock" (NOS) when dealing in Lightning rod glass balls pertaining to ones that are like new condition in the original boxes. |
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I'm thinking the NOSC is actually "nose" as there is something going on in that spot on the obverse.
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Pillar of the Community
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My sun student at McGill just past and when look at me and the post laugh!! His remark was: "you guys' are very smart and sharps, but the old gen must learn new short language" end of quote. Seem to be NO signature, they use in University when submit electronically a document, or studies. So I took close picture of the coin in question and a hazard same year normal. Let look what it come up. Do we have to adjust our language? hihihi. normal one  the questioned coin  Your opinion: Thanks |
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Seem to be NO signature LOL - good one! Ohhh, there does seem to be something wrong with the FG....... Oh well, now we know...... may be a bit Grease Filled Die causing weak letters. Still pretty funny  |
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Definitely a respectable use of $10.
2. I don't think that's a real clip. It's reasonably large, but the rim opposite it doesn't appear to be affected at all.
6. Damage of some sort? I don't know what would do it that smoothly, but I can't imagine how it would happen at the mint.
The rest look good. That '73-D is one of the nicer MADs I've seen.
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks Numisma I will take photos of all and put on trade here. you guys here collect those coins me I will trade for 50 C circulated to full a collection. 30 coins will give me work to do but for 10 bucks I thing is worth. Like my grand father say: " Acquiring your gault have no price."
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Pillar of the Community
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I could be wrong but I agree with scstrawn nosc is the nose on that coin. die chip?
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1934 both side, Magician's coin, impossible to come from the mint. Nice find, where else can someone have that much fun for Ten Bucks? |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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NOSC
Nominally Off struck centered.
just a guess, but that's what I think it means. that coin is very minor off center on the Obverse.
the "nose" theory sound plausible also.
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03/01/2021 12:44 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Not bad at all for $10 but not worth slabbing. I think NOSC is NOSE too. Could be a small strike through or a large booger  Edited by Kloccwork419
03/01/2021 1:28 pm
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Great pick up for $10. Can't beat that.
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