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Greasy Fingers's Last 20 Posts

1914-S Wheat Cent For Grading
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Old Post Posted Today  16H 40M ago
...45/50......45
Forum: US Modern Coin Grading

1909-S Wheat Cent For Grading
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Old Post Posted Today  16H 48M ago
Quick glance...I said 30
Forum: US Modern Coin Grading
 
1938-D Buffalo Nickel For Grading
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Old Post Posted 05/15/2025  9:39 pm
A well struck coin from not too tired dies (IMO) I'm thinking MS-64/65.
But darn from the video it almost looks like a polished coin in my eyes, can't wait to hear what other members have to say.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
I Fell Into This Hobby I Luv It
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Old Post Posted 05/15/2025  9:34 pm
to CCF.
I always suggest that new members to this hobby read through the numismatic glossary (located on the left side of every screen) it's a quick easy read from A to Z.
Have fun collecting and good luck to future finds.
Forum: New Members - Introduce Yourself Here
 
1841 Braided Hair Cent Is It Cleaned?)
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Old Post Posted 05/15/2025  12:31 am

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This is a counterfeit coin!!! The 1841 design is of the Petite Head
sharp eye Jacrispies.....
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
2005-P Nickel, Struck Through Grease?
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Old Post Posted 05/14/2025  11:17 pm
Nice find....check the edge of the coin for the date..........
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins

(1990) Weird Lincoln Cent.what Could Explain This?
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Old Post Posted 05/14/2025  9:25 pm

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around the idea of it being ground or sanded down. It seems to "clean" in the silver areas, and overall. I would expect that any rough handling or grinding/sandling, intentional or not, would cause very visible scratches or other digs and dings.
Keep in mind this cent has bee around the block a time or two...(like 35 years)
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
Bank Box Of 2023-P Nickels
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Old Post Posted 05/13/2025  9:24 pm
I'd call that box a rainy day activity. Of course after the honey-do list is finished...
Forum: US Modern Coins
 
Numismatic Class For Hs Students
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Old Post Posted 05/13/2025  01:21 am
History of the US Mint(s) and their purpose. Philly started it all.......ect. Dahlonega Mint and New Orleans why they were needed and are no longer in operation. Denver and Carson City................... San Francisco...... circ. coins and proofs......West Point proofs and bullions.
Try to keep subject matter condensed and maybe allow expansion to happen through the students questions. Show examples of any coins you have , I would show raw coins vs slabbed. People I show coins to are always surprised at the size of large cents, 3CS's, half dimes and Morgan/Pease dollars. Easy to fill 4 to 5 days with just this small topic...IMO
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United States coinage used to be gold, silver and copper until it became debased.
Forum: Main Coin Forum
 
1 New Penny 1971-Questions About Color Change And DD
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:49 pm
Although these coins have been circulated....remember please...no rubbing with a clean cloth to remove grease or finger prints. One should only use 100% Acetone and bathe the coin, rinse with clean running water than pat dry or another bath in virgin Acetone, then let air dry.
Forum: United Kingdom (Great Britain) Coins
 
1929-D Buffalo Nickel To Grade
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:34 pm
.........I'm so happy fortcollins is back.....
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading

1940-S Jefferson Nickel RPM#1
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:25 pm
Both good lookin nickels....
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1895 S Morgan Dollar
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:16 pm
Well how did you do....did you get it?
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coins
 
1841 Braided Hair Cent Is It Cleaned?)
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:11 pm
Here's my post from your other topic
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"Original red" on and around the braid IMO may have been from something being on the coin in that area for some time protecting the surface, which since has been removed. With the reverse I'd like to see more of a chocolate brown and less of a pink toning that I'm seeing on the leaves. I'm feeling cleaned and has since re-toned. Let's wait and see how others feel.
Reverse leads me to say EF-details
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading
 
2023 D Quarter Improperly Annealed
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  10:01 pm
From your photos I'm not seeing any mint luster on that quarter. My ballet goes into the environmental damage box.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1841 Braided Hair Cent Is It Cleaned?)
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Old Post Posted 05/11/2025  9:53 pm
"Original red" on and around the braid IMO may have been from something being on the coin in that area for some time protecting the surface, which since has been removed. With the reverse I'd like to see more of a chocolate brown and less of a pink toning that I'm seeing on the leaves. I'm feeling cleaned and has since re-toned. Let's wait and see how others feel.
Forum: US Classic and Colonial Coin Grading

1971 S Kennedy Half Dollar RPM?
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Old Post Posted 05/10/2025  11:51 pm
With this year if I remember correctly ( now don't quote me ) Broken mm punch with MD
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1969-S Proof Washington Quarter - RPM?
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Old Post Posted 05/09/2025  10:53 am
Wow a lot of discussion...for something that looks like straight up machine doubling to me....
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
Looking For Some More Opinions
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Old Post Posted 05/07/2025  12:28 am

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Coin 1: Worth 2x2'ing?
Cheap to keep so I think I would...
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
I Think This Is A Genuine Mint Error. Any Thoughts?
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Old Post Posted 05/07/2025  12:11 am
Very cool die cap....nice find...
Forum: World Variety and Error Coins



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