@isaiah58 said:
AU 55 maybe, isn't there rub from the forehead down through the coat?
I think so. After closer inspection it always gets worse. I thought it was just the cell phone pic so I took some more pics with my scope. And a couple with added light from my cell phone from different angles just to show the luster. It'l look good in Mannie's album
Found a bunch of 1970 S double dies. Jackpot? i want to sell a few very nice ungraded non certified examples at a bargain price, let me know if youre interested.
Well, I open 4 rolls every night. ( US 1 cent, from a box of 50, looks like loomis but no name, from the bank)
Last night found this 1993.
Mild doubling on both sides through the whole strike.
Sorry no whole photos available as of present time, but my I.T. department is working on it. (lol)
Luster is blinding and dont trip on the steps.
Looking to score the last few ATB quarters from 2019, I went to the local bank & picked up a few quarter rolls, along with a couple nickel rolls as well.
Didn't find any of the Q's I needed, but I did find a Buffalo Nickel! Nic-A-Date candidate, but always a minor thrill to still find these lurking out there!
I just got a 63-D quarter out of two rolls I got from the bank to look for the latest America the Beautiful quarters. I do not remember the last time I got a silver quarter from a roll.
@emeraldATV
I unroll a box a night, 3 or 4 days a week sometimes more. But I’m quick mostly looking for high grades aside from the usual suspects, 66, 68, 69, 72, 83, 84, 88, 92, 94, 98, 99, 00, 06, did I miss any
@CoinscratchFever said: @emeraldATV
I unroll a box a night, 3 or 4 days a week sometimes more. But I’m quick mostly looking for high grades aside from the usual suspects, 66, 68, 69, 72, 83, 84, 88, 92, 94, 98, 99, 00, 06, did I miss any
Do you look for 69-D no FG?
1964 has a really nice DDR ...
Many thanks for the W quarters from your recent GTG contest.
Your enthusiasm and generosity and willingness to "let us in" on your learning curve have been genuinely refreshing.
Thank you !😎😎
@mannie gray The pleasures all mine. And the information especially the kind you can’t find on the net is priceless. Not to mention the hospitality. I have found several no 69 FG’s but no 64’s just yet. 😎
Edited: Oh wait this is the net
2008 D Hawaii quarter. Is this doubling on the reverse? I was checking and didnt see anything about a double die 2008 D Hawaii quarter. Thoughts and opinions?
@Jeremytriplej32
Again, the pics are too blurry to tell. If I had to guess I would say machine doubling but I can’t even tell where the doubling is from those pics. Sorry
I see no doubling at all in those pictures....could be the blur or the glare. That being said, if there is anything there, it is most likely machine doubling. Cheers, RickO
Yes, large as shown.
One fact (breaking news) must be kept in mind.
See the 8 on the small ?
Match it, regardless of large or small 2.
More details to follow.
@tom1....Welcome aboard.... You can get coins at a local coin shop, coin shows or online coin dealers (google is your friend). Also, the BST here (Buy, Sell, Trade forum) is a great source with no extra fees. Good luck...Cheers, RickO
Last night was very odd in a way out, way.
Had 4 rolls to go, and only got through 1.
4-5 hours with one roll. Dont ask. Will show all as time and space permits.
1. kaleidoscope:
is an optical instrument with two or more reflecting surfaces tilted to each other in an angle, so that one or more (parts of) objects on one end of the mirrors are seen as a regular symmetrical pattern when viewed from the other end, due to repeated reflection.
@emeraldATV . That's cool. I like the one you did a while back that had the moving effect, kinda like the strange symmetrical pics designed to measure stress levels. Perhaps, I should smoke some of that stuff you got But then the pics might speed up even more
2008 D Hawaii quarter. Is this doubling on the reverse? I was checking and didnt see anything about a double die 2008 D Hawaii quarter. Thoughts and opinions?
As a coin roll junkie, you gotta love it when the rolls weigh in at 150.0 + grams and they're solid copper. Well, 40 or 50 boxes later I found myself at the right place at the right time Yesterday. And I've been to this bank a couple of times before and again this morning but, those times didn't matter so much. Some of these will be headed west very soon. Your only seeing a taste here, I actually went through 3 packs of Saflips and most with two coins each.
Then had a bonus roll but, they were not as good as most of the '81's
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The only Lincolns I need in the 40-74 folder are 1943-D, 1954, 1955-S.
May never find the 54 and 55-S.
@mannie gray....Filling a Lincoln album from rolls and change is fun....and still cheap except for keys....Cheers, RickO
@mannie gray I found a nice 55 a while back. Now i’ll have to see if it’s an S.
Thought I had a nice 55 S, until I checked the reverse. I took these experimenting with lighting.
Found my first proof cent today and it was a dandy. A beautiful, almost flawless Philadelphia mint 1961 proof cent.
To my surprise it is a 55 S.
I’ll have to check the price guide I’m guessing ms65/66
AU 55 maybe, isn't there rub from the forehead down through the coat?
I think so. After closer inspection it always gets worse. I thought it was just the cell phone pic so I took some more pics with my scope. And a couple with added light from my cell phone from different angles just to show the luster. It'l look good in Mannie's album
Good pictures... The S looks like it has been slightly hit on the bottom curl....Nice find and will look good in an album. Cheers, RickO
I used to have a roll of 1955 S cents. Not no more!
Found a bunch of 1970 S double dies. Jackpot? i want to sell a few very nice ungraded non certified examples at a bargain price, let me know if youre interested.
@Jeremytriplej32 those are not the 1970-S DDO. The DDO looks like this:
Image from PCGS CoinFacts
Collector, occasional seller
How many you got, I'll take'em for .005 each
what am i seeing here
what am install requested i seeing, this is a 1970 S
The image is too distorted to tell if it is actually doubling however it looks doubled in the L.
Can you take a pic more in focus?
Try this.
Can't see doubling.
But focus is the factor.
Carry on.
I dont know, this is as good as my ipad can do for pics.
Google Opti-Tekscope, I think I paid $80.
Which is real and which is memorex?
The first is a DDO, the second MD
BHNC #203
You need some jams when coin roll hunting...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_A6y58afFY
Edited for this works better with coins...
So close.
Yet, so far away.
Well, I open 4 rolls every night. ( US 1 cent, from a box of 50, looks like loomis but no name, from the bank)
Last night found this 1993.
Mild doubling on both sides through the whole strike.
Sorry no whole photos available as of present time, but my I.T. department is working on it. (lol)
Luster is blinding and dont trip on the steps.
Looking to score the last few ATB quarters from 2019, I went to the local bank & picked up a few quarter rolls, along with a couple nickel rolls as well.
Didn't find any of the Q's I needed, but I did find a Buffalo Nickel! Nic-A-Date candidate, but always a minor thrill to still find these lurking out there!
Hello,
I just got a 63-D quarter out of two rolls I got from the bank to look for the latest America the Beautiful quarters. I do not remember the last time I got a silver quarter from a roll.
@emeraldATV
I unroll a box a night, 3 or 4 days a week sometimes more. But I’m quick mostly looking for high grades aside from the usual suspects, 66, 68, 69, 72, 83, 84, 88, 92, 94, 98, 99, 00, 06, did I miss any
@aj2525rr....Welcome aboard.... A silver quarter in a roll... cool...don't find many of them anymore. Good luck in your searches...Cheers, RickO
Do you look for 69-D no FG?
1964 has a really nice DDR ...
Many thanks for the W quarters from your recent GTG contest.
Your enthusiasm and generosity and willingness to "let us in" on your learning curve have been genuinely refreshing.
Thank you !😎😎
@mannie gray The pleasures all mine. And the information especially the kind you can’t find on the net is priceless. Not to mention the hospitality. I have found several no 69 FG’s but no 64’s just yet. 😎
Edited: Oh wait this is the net
i weighed this coin its copper, is it the small date?
Negative. That is the large date.
Here is the small date.
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2008 D Hawaii quarter. Is this doubling on the reverse? I was checking and didnt see anything about a double die 2008 D Hawaii quarter. Thoughts and opinions?
@Jeremytriplej32
Again, the pics are too blurry to tell. If I had to guess I would say machine doubling but I can’t even tell where the doubling is from those pics. Sorry
I see no doubling at all in those pictures....could be the blur or the glare. That being said, if there is anything there, it is most likely machine doubling. Cheers, RickO
Yes, large as shown.
One fact (breaking news) must be kept in mind.
See the 8 on the small ?
Match it, regardless of large or small 2.
More details to follow.
NO SMOKING !
"Your grounded"
Woww. You have so many coins. I would like to save different coins but I didn't get much coins. From whwre I will get different coins?
IVA
@tom1....Welcome aboard.... You can get coins at a local coin shop, coin shows or online coin dealers (google is your friend). Also, the BST here (Buy, Sell, Trade forum) is a great source with no extra fees. Good luck...Cheers, RickO
@tom1 . I like to get them from banks and stores, this way your only paying face value.
Last night was very odd in a way out, way.
Had 4 rolls to go, and only got through 1.
4-5 hours with one roll. Dont ask. Will show all as time and space permits.
1. kaleidoscope:
is an optical instrument with two or more reflecting surfaces tilted to each other in an angle, so that one or more (parts of) objects on one end of the mirrors are seen as a regular symmetrical pattern when viewed from the other end, due to repeated reflection.
@emeraldATV . That's cool. I like the one you did a while back that had the moving effect, kinda like the strange symmetrical pics designed to measure stress levels. Perhaps, I should smoke some of that stuff you got
But then the pics might speed up even more 
That's an excellent tutorial there, 1630Boston!
I think I can see an atom there.
BHNC #203
Is the top one a 1971 DDO or one of the many 1972 DDO? Either way a nice example.
Collector, occasional seller
It looks like 1972 DDO die 3.
You know your good when you can pick the exact year and number of ddo from that pick... I'm just shaking my head Mannie, lol.
As a coin roll junkie, you gotta love it when the rolls weigh in at 150.0 + grams and they're solid copper. Well, 40 or 50 boxes later I found myself at the right place at the right time Yesterday. And I've been to this bank a couple of times before and again this morning but, those times didn't matter so much. Some of these will be headed west very soon. Your only seeing a taste here, I actually went through 3 packs of Saflips and most with two coins each.
Then had a bonus roll but, they were not as good as most of the '81's
