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God comes first in everything I do. I’m dedicated to serving Him with my whole life. Coin collecting is just a hobby—but even in that, I seek to honor Him. ✝️
I had been posting some of my coins on that website and all of a sudden, I am no longer able to, because I get a message saying;
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My post never appears on this 'discussion form'
I had just tried to test the above and it went through.
I was trying to post my new 1921 S PCGSMS65 Buffalo nickel.
Can you help me? Bert
that is a forum bug. the post will never appear. try mixing it up
Buffalo nickel - 1921-S PCGS MS 65
and see if that works
I'll try it again, thanks
I am still getting this same message
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can you post the pics here?
then, create a new thread with tha title and just a "." for the body. i'll see if I can take the images from here and put them there
OH WELL!
I give up!
what did you just try to do?
I tried just the message, but it will not post just the message.
see if you can post the pics to this thread.
if that doesn't work, send them to me in a Private Message
Okay thank you MsMorrisine!
To my surprise it posted my pictures above and I just tried to post my message, but still no luck.
will it let you edit the title of this thread?
New - Buffalo Nickel - 1921-S PCGS MS 65 (see below)
I had just received it the other day and I was very happy, with the strong strick on the obv, which seems to be normal on all of the 1921 dates.
I was looking for a nice strong strick, on the reverse, like on this one.
I noticed the two die cracks on the obverse.
The one running the dtae seems to break a little, nesr the bottom edge.
Thank you, Bert
looks like it also has an improper alloy mix, too
What does an ' improper alloy mix' mean and how do I correct that. Thanks again
That's what makes it look like it has stripes, the alloy is inconsistent. Not unusual to see in buffalo nickels.
Collector, occasional seller
I tried all of the above, on the information part, but it still keeps saying
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On occasion, I’ve had the same issue as yours and often, my post included a quote or email address. Did your attempted post happen to include either of those?
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Okay thak you ChrisH821,
I understand now, I was thinking it was in reference to the die cracks.
Nice coin
God comes first in everything I do. I’m dedicated to serving Him with my whole life. Coin collecting is just a hobby—but even in that, I seek to honor Him. ✝️