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Awwwwwwwwwwww Poop! It's over........... guess I should read before I posted.....
Posted 03/27/2011 4:36 pm
Yes, game is over, but not the thread until after Weavus135 gets his prizes.
Regards the "prizes", I wouldn't even dare try to guess at a grade for any of the coins because I don't know how to grade yet. I feel totally intimidated by even trying to guess, so WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)
The Centennial dime is pretty worn, which is obvious in the photos, but it was the ONLY silver I had that wasn't a gift
or I would definately have added some more silvers to get folks guessing. Next contest maybe I'll have some more silvers to toss in, so watch future contests I host if you like to hoard silver!
I'm guessing that it's slightly off strike rim is from a misaligned die when it was struck. It's worth it's silver content, or less and only 10 cents if you spend it in a store and was the only other Centennial coin I had to add. They're still circulating and can still be found in change or rolls!
Oh, by the way, someone in here had mentioned they wanted to talk to me in future about some King George cents and I wasn't on the ball when I replied and may have led him to think I'd have some to part with. I have very VERY few KG cents, so few I don't have enough to part with any of them as yet but I'm sure other members have spares if you ask when the time comes!
CCF people rock!
Regards the "prizes", I wouldn't even dare try to guess at a grade for any of the coins because I don't know how to grade yet. I feel totally intimidated by even trying to guess, so WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)
The Centennial dime is pretty worn, which is obvious in the photos, but it was the ONLY silver I had that wasn't a gift
or I would definately have added some more silvers to get folks guessing. Next contest maybe I'll have some more silvers to toss in, so watch future contests I host if you like to hoard silver! I'm guessing that it's slightly off strike rim is from a misaligned die when it was struck. It's worth it's silver content, or less and only 10 cents if you spend it in a store
and was the only other Centennial coin I had to add. They're still circulating and can still be found in change or rolls! Oh, by the way, someone in here had mentioned they wanted to talk to me in future about some King George cents and I wasn't on the ball when I replied and may have led him to think I'd have some to part with. I have very VERY few KG cents, so few I don't have enough to part with any of them as yet but I'm sure other members have spares if you ask when the time comes!
CCF people rock!
WOLF
