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Is that 1938 a d or an s?
Remarkable condition either way.
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10halves, I'm anxiously waiting on a pic of that '64D. Reason being, I have 4 of the various RPMs, but still hunting the elusive
D/D north.
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As far as that copper looking cent I found one awhile ago like that and posted it on here they said it was tonning or a chemistry experiment....I would weigh it though just to be sure that would tell you right away...the only other thing could be if the nickel layering was stripped off I'm no expert though
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Is that 1938 a d or an s? - JonNickelCollector S mark. |
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madmortician: that 1973D from a page ago is probably a late die state (notice the polishing lines in the field on the right side of the obverse). I'd guess they polished away the neck too! Nice 2000-D misaligned die! I've been selling all the 'minor errors' like this I've found over the past 150 boxes on ebay and reliably get $2 for a misaligned die like this one. Cool finds. |
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"madmortician: that 1973D from a page ago is probably a late die state (notice the polishing lines in the field on the right side of the obverse). I'd guess they polished away the neck too!" -robbudo Thanks for the info! It is already sitting in a flip and is labeled, so it will stay there in the mixed coin wood wine box I keep them in until I get a proper box for them. |
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Here is the 1913 Type 2 AU buff I found in the last box! Feast your eyes! Obviously a weak strike. But amazing condition for a 99 year old coin nonetheless!   |
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Finished a box:
1 1997 Singapore 20 cent piece. Always fun to find a world coin, but not what I was hoping for.
Now I have to spend the rest of the weekend looking busy rerolling this box... or else the girlfriend will ask me to clean the apartment. LOL
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Box #95 down!  3 silvers- 1943P, 1944P, 1945S-thats 77/95 no buffs no V's 1 proof-1989S 1 1968 canadian pure nickel Dates proof like 1964D 1941-S 1958 1953S 1940 VF 1953D-2 1949 EF 1947S 1940S 1952 1940 VF Thats all dudes, keep rockin!  |
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Here is the 1913 Type 2 AU buff I found in the last box! Feast your eyes! Very nice!  |
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hi all, newbie here. I havent kept exact records for how many rolls I've searched, but its somewhere around 60 now. here are my finds so far,
1927 buffalo x 1
1939 p x 2
1940 d x 2
1940 p x 1
1941 s x 1
1943 p x 3
1946 d x 2
1947 d x 1
1947 p x 2
1948 p x 2
1952 p x 1
1952 d x 1
1957 d x 1
1958 d x 4
1959 d x 2
6 canadian nickels
1 cayman islands 10 cent piece
the buffalo came from my first ever roll. it was on one of the ends of the roll and I had to get it and then I got addicted to looking through rolls. my goal is 60 rolls a month for now.
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