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New Member
Netherlands
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Hello everyone I have these 2 coins, and also 3 problems at the same time  Problem 1 I don't know which types these are. And problem 2 is I don't know how to upload pictures. My English is not very well Problem 3 is unfortunately I am a not very good with computers. So if I may ask, is there someone willing to help me out? Best Regards Spencer76 |
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Valued Member
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We can't help with pictures. Right under the box where you type your post is a link to "upload image". Find your picture in your computer(the link will go to placesm in your computer that you guide it to) and then upload it
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 Netherlands
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New Member
Netherlands
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Hello Bill in Burl Hope this will work, I can see them Thanks for helping me out. |
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You need to try again ... nothing. Before you hit the "post" button, hit "preview" first to see if the post is complete. There's nothing there on my computer.
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You need to try again ... nothing. Before you hit the "post" button, hit "preview" first to see if the post is complete. There's nothing there on my computer.
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Netherlands
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I can help you with the nickel, it is a very common nickel, the pic on it is the Sudbury Nickel Mine in Northern Ontario.
The 1859 has a lot of varieties so I will let some who knows more do that one.
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New Member
Netherlands
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Hello Mcshilling
Thank you for answering my question. I just thought it looked like a high relief. But no I'm sure, this isn't one.
1859 is very difficult for me, to judge but I'm sure here are people who know more about it.
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Valued Member
United States
386 Posts |
The nickel for 1951 has two different reverses, the one you have (commemorative)and the other one is with the beaver. The beaver reverse is the one that has the high relief (rare) feature that you should be looking for. For the 1859 1 cent, you should focus on the 9 and look at it with good magnification. There are several different varieties, narrow 9's, 9/8's, re-punched 9's etc... Use this link to get an idea what to look for: http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins...nt-1858-1859 |
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United States
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The 1859 cent is Haxby PC59-691. The clearest marker is the recut stem on leaf #8. There were only a few dies with the stem recut on leaf 8, this happens to be one of the easier ones to find. http://www.vickycents.com/rev-o1.html ed Edited by nybird
03/25/2013 1:08 pm
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New Member
Netherlands
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Thank you all for helping me out. This is very quick, and I never had found out that.
So this is quit common coin, what grade should this be?
Thanks
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