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1 box: 2009 Standing: D x3, No Mark x1 2009 Building D x2 Canadian: 1999 x2, 1989, 1985, 1978 x2 LWC: 1958 D, 1958, 1957 D, 1955 D, 1955 S, 1954 D, 1951 D, 1948, 1942 S, 194? S? |
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Hey there MadMortician... just an fyi, but the "no mark" ones are from the Philadelphia mint. You could save a couple keystrokes by just saying 2009P or 2009-P
... in other news.... finally finished my family portrait delivery this weekend so it's time to relax with some rolls and my new architect lamp....ahhhhh.... life is good.
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Pillar of the Community
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I have been on a roll! Well....I have been in a few rolls! Found a 2006-1DO-003 and this bad boy!   |
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Lonz...family portrait, are you an artist ?
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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That is a cool find what do you think caused that
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If you are talking about the coin I just posted its a Cud....The Die Shattered so when this coin was struck there was no die in that area to strick the coin...it broke completely off. Very collectable |
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Raymo... well.. kinda.. photographic artist is what I'm supposed to say to make it sound fancy - I spend a ton of time making real people look perfect, but I'm a photographer who specializes in portraits and weddings.
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Found these and I was wondering if I could get some information about them. The first has these cuts in it that look to be as old as the coin and are exact mirror cuts on front and back.   2 this one looks a bit grainy!   This 3rd one looks as if the colors are part of the coin.  Thanks  |
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1) PMD....squeezed with tin snips or wire cutters 2) improper metal mix gives it a wood grain look...they are called "woodies" 3) appears to be a stained Edited by Jayman931
08/13/2012 3:15 pm
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That woody would've been sweet if it hadn't gotten damaged.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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@Lonz: Oh I know they are from Philly. =p
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Just got this from a roll. Plastic: America's future cent composition?    And Jayman, that is one SWEET Cud! Edited by copper nickel daddy
08/13/2012 6:10 pm
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Jayman - let's see some pics of the DDO! MadMortician - I figured as much, but out of curiosity, why do you say no mark? |
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Edited by Jayman931
08/13/2012 8:34 pm
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Jayman - did you know right away when you saw it? Was it obvious? Were you using a loupe?
I ask the same questions to everyone that finds these modern DD's - been through thousands of 95's and 2006's, but haven't found one yet - Hoping that they'll "jump out" at me when I see one.
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