29-D NICKLE ANOTHER NICE FIND
White_Beard_TN
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White_Beard_TN
Posts: 103 ✭✭
White_Beard_TN
Posts: 103 ✭✭
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In circulation?
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IT WAS IN A ROLL ON NICKLES
Nickel.
Nice roll find
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, evn when irrefutably accurate.
Nice roll find, looks polished though.
Collector, occasional seller
only with a piece of toilet paper. Charmin of course
In Tennessee it's "nickle" especially if you live near one of those whiskey storage buildings - fumes.
not too darn far off
Nice find, but Io agree it looks polished.
Repeat after me, "N-I-C-K-E-L"....
N-I-C-K-E-L
M-O-U-S-E
oh is that not what we are doing?
Collector of randomness. Photographer at PCGS. Lover of Harry Potter.
Yes...'nickel'....Nice Buff, but certainly looks polished... If you did that, stop...do not do it again....you could destroy a valuable coin.... Cheers, RickO
i understand now about cleaning. have seen those comments more than any other about collecting over the last couple months. wish i had before i spiffed up my 1907. used Never Dull on it. won't do it again promise
That Indian cent is not the worst (best?) cleaning job I have seen. The circulation gunk is still in the protected areas so I wonder if you carried it around in your pocket for a time if the surface would wear down past the cleaning?
i was wondering the same. how do I right this wrong? only time can do it.
so i sit on it another twenty years.
There have been discussions/debates over the years if it is possible to "wear down" a cleaned coin so that it no longer is "cleaned".
I think sometimes the damage can never be undone, but yours does not look too far gone. But I am no expert on the process. I guess you can mimic circulation and see what happens (handling, carrying in your pocket with other coins, etc.).