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@NumisEd, they are called tin snips or sheet metal shears, used for cutting sheet metal. Stuff like siding, roof gutters, ductwork, etc.
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Quote: very nice silver coins G!! Thanks Dearborn. A couple of nice new additions for you, too.
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1907 Indian Head cent - NGC MS64BN - RPD + MPD Snow-14 I like this coin, it has a strong blue hue toning that shows much better in-hand.    
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Very nice chocolatey color.
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Nice, HumblePie. I love the blue/cyan toning sometimes seen on Indian Head cents; years ago I had an absolutely gorgeous blue-toned uncirculated IHC in my type set that I sold after upgrading. That was one coin I've since regretted selling, but unfortunately I was less interested in attractive toning in those days.
Edited by hokiefan_82 06/29/2023 12:49 am
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In my recent history of restarting to collect coins I started with the Sacagawea dollar Proofs, then spilled over to the Native American dollar Proofs. I only have a couple of the NA Dollars left to get, so I figured I'd start on the American Innovations Dollars. This 2022 Reverse Proof Set arrived today with some of the other proof sets. For now I am just saying no to the Presidential dollars. Not attracted to them much. I normally do not like reverse proofs, but this set looks nice. 
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You're right. That set looks very nice. 
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nice additions today.. 
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Quote: What is that big scissor called? officially they are called 'tin snips', but for the job they do now, I call them 'the Liberators' 
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Quote: Very nice chocolatey color. Quote:Very nice Indian Head cent HumblePie! Quote: nice additions today.. Thank you! Quote:Nice, HumblePie. I love the blue/cyan toning sometimes seen on Indian Head cents; years ago I had an absolutely gorgeous blue-toned uncirculated IHC in my type set that I sold after upgrading. That was one coin I've since regretted selling, but unfortunately I was less interested in attractive toning in those days. Thank you! The bulk of my entire collection is mostly toners and cherrypicked varieties. I love hunting for both.
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Quote: 1907 Indian Head cent - NGC MS64BN - RPD + MPD Snow-14 Outstanding!  Quote: This 2022 Reverse Proof Set arrived today with some of the other proof sets... I normally do not like reverse proofs, but this set looks nice. I do like the innovation dollars. I am collecting both proof types (no business strikes) and putting them in a Dansco. They look really nice in the album. 
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Nice proof set mestephil!
Errers and Varietys.
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Quote: I am collecting both proof types (no business strikes) and putting them in a Dansco. Yeah, I have missed some of the other reverse proofs for this series, as well as the 2020 regular proofs. Going have to go look for some.
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