Could these be double D's
emeraldATV
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Look inside the main mark.
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You're kidding, right?
Rub it on your garage floor for a bit to get the green crud off, then post a new picture.
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Ah,... Donut
Hey, I'm trying my photography skills.
Guess I need a knew model.
Thanks
Sorry I can't tell anything from your pics.
A soak in acetone and some gentle prodding with a
toothpick would help that coin a lot.
the coin is trash with all the pvc
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
I understand being new to collecting as we all were there once. But, you do understand you just wasted all that time on a damaged coin that is worth but face value. Don't bother to even look at these coins, not worth the time.
bob
Thank You.
Can I go now!
Having battery problems.
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That doesn't look like PVC. It's just old fashioned corrosion.
I'll pay melt!
Early American Copper, Bust and Seated.
gotta lite
Previously “soft” bammed for similar posts.
Looks like the same coin you posted on the Q&A forum a few weeks ago with some of the crud removed.
Darn, not what I was expecting.