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Pillar of the Community
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I just can't get a better pic of it considering using the scope. But I agree it is not toned and it was not the end coin neither, the color is uniformly even on both sided.
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Pillar of the Community
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Does it resemble a black beauty? I can't tell from the photos.
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Bedrock of the Community
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If the overall color is the same despite circulation wear, it could be a BB? But depending on lighting that might be the differences: Side by side with a normal coin might help more:    If were there is coin wear, and the color is lighter, then it could be an altered coin color issue. Check also the outside edges of the coin to compare with? |
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Sorry for late reply, had to work.
@nick10 ,it does resemble .
@coop, it is an uncirculated Nickel with no wear and the color in the image is the true color.
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Another variety/error I know little about but trying to learn, it looks cool though! So are the black beauties considered varieties or errors? I would assume an error?
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Chase007, Looks nice. Weather it is a true BB or not is going to be next to impossible to know because I read somewhere that anyone can make a BB in their own home. John1  |
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Interesting, thanks for sharing.
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice looking nickel. Like that color. Quote:
Another variety/error I know little about but trying to learn, it looks cool though! So are the black beauties considered varieties or errors? I would assume an error? I'm in the same boat about nickels but I believe this would be an error (not a variety). Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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01/08/2023 08:09 am
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Nice find - I love the color of this one.
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Rest in Peace
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Weather it is a true BB or not is going to be next to impossible to know because I read somewhere that anyone can make a BB in their own home.
John1 John ,This coin came out of an original bank wrapped roll ( OBW ) I can hardly believe someone at the mint or Federal Reserve Bank heated this one Nickel and then placed it in that roll . Just sayin . |
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@makecents,same here Nickels were not my thing till recently and limited to buying errors. @john1, I pulled this from OBW roll and it's seeing the day light for the first time since 1963 have one mre 63-D and Two 63-P rolls that I'm itching to open.  @kenw, Petsp, Dearborn, thank you. T-BOP you are correct. |
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@john1, I pulled this from OBW roll and it's seeing the day light for the first time since 1963 I think that would make a big differance. I bought one from a known dealer awhile back because he said it was a BB and he is a respected dealer. http://goccf.com/t/280254John1 |
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I think that would make a big differance. Yes it does. I probably would have had my doubts too if I hadn't pulled it out of un-opened roll and I do realize what you are referring to considering there are numerous " home made, wanna be: BBs out there "  Edited by Chase007
01/08/2023 1:38 pm
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Rest in Peace
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John , I just looked at your purchase from 2017 about that Nickel . I'm hesitating to call it a Black Beauty but I might be wrong .  |
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I know the pic is lacking, but as I said it was bought from a known dealer. Even so, I myself are not 100% convinced either. John1 |
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