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New Member
Peru
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Edited by InsideLima
12/11/2021 10:56 am
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Rest in Peace
United States
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 To CCF , Black beauty's only refer to Jefferson nickels . Those Lincoln cents are just circulated and toned brown from the environment they were kept in . The 1943-S is a steel cent plated with Zinc .  |
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 Peru
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hehehe good to know , very much still learning , I do have nickel rolls , can it be any year nickel?
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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to the CCF! |
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United States
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to Community |
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Peru
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Thank you for welcoming and info. So I did basic look at one roll 1959 P . These two stand out.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 . That's sure an old envelope. Only 2cents looks like from San Francisco, (Cal.)to Peru 1918 |
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United States
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Looks promising. But it can't just be burnt or stained. It has to be part of the metal from the start. I also like the 1918 post mark and stamps in the background of original post.
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Peru
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sheldius I work with antiques in Peru , I have about 10k stamps I need to sort out but I'm going to put them on hold until I do these US coins :) |
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Peru
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i know its not a coin but heck ill share , funny I have so much random stuff in my office , antiques coins stamps and as I hadnt really even gone throu all the stamps I purchased a week ago, this cover actually HAD the stamps inside. so I didnt even notice its censored , and funnely eenough theres a note from the peruvian post office in spanish saying basically ' if you wish to get it delivered you need to put the address' as theres no addy but just the name of the company.   |
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 United States
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Check out our stamp forum,upper left column. John1  |
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United States
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. I can't see anything in your pics other than the dates on your Lincoln Cents, but there are NUMEROUS re-punched mint marks (known as an RPM) for the 1945-S, 1951-S and 1953-S Lincolns. If you so desire, look closely at the mint mark to see if by chance you may have one. I do not believe there are any very valuable ones for these years (I may be mistaken) but they are neat and fun to find. It will definitely keep you busy for awhile if you do see you have an RPM. There are tons of them listed on Variety Vista for these years. Here's a link to that website you can copy and paste into your browser. Varietyvista.com |
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United States
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Can you post up better close-up pictures of the date/MM areas |
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Posted 12/11/2021 10:58 am
