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joseph_curwen - you can email me at 'robbudo at yahoo dot com'. thanks!
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TheDanMan,
That has happened to us many times. Too many to count.
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Resuming nickel search again, 3 boxes produce 3 War Nickels, 3 proofes (1967sms, 1980 cameo, 1987 Deep cameo), and a 1955.  |
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Congrats on the 51s, phil.
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$20 in Nickels. Nothing super, a few hole fillers for the album. And a strange new coin shown below.  |
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A sign from above, or, time to TAKE A BREAK? As I was making P-Nut butter toast this morning, and putting the lid back...THIS....a beautiful 1941-S LARGE MINT MARK!!!...EXACTLY what I have been hunting for....I see it even has the coveted RPM-OO4-N(N for NUTTY. er, like me), with an extra S south!! Hmmmmmmm..something tells me I better take a break!  |
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 Anyone ever tell you peanut butter fumes can be hazardous  |
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Found a couple of Jefferson breaks and cracks, here's one of em on a 62 D   The other on a 64 D was more monster, I posted in the Error forum:  |
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Both look like laminations rather than die cracks or breaks.
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I've went through 2 more boxes from the same bank after finding the 11 liberty V nick's in that box....I haven't found any more. I did find a decent 1955 and 2 War Nickels. OO |
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Both look like laminations rather than die cracks or breaks. I do believe you are correct hockingzig. I called it wrong on both coins. Anyone know what causes this to begin? The various definitions I've seen are somewhat unclear. In the case of this 62 D, was there a defect in the planchet laminations then under high pressure of the die strike, caused the split at the weakest point of the outer layer? Edited by southsav
06/12/2012 3:17 pm
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ilikeikes: nice S mintmark for sure!
I went to a branch of my credit union and they only had 2 rolls of nickels for me.
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Box #67 down  2 silvers-1944P, 1945-D HOLE FILLER! wow its been awhile! so only three more to go: 1950D, 1944D, 1939D no buffs no V's 1968S Proof-nice luster, easy to tell. 1986 fish nickel Dates: 1952 1948-S 2009-P (4) 2009-D Til next time dudes!  |
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