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S mint coins of that year had a thick, boxy look to them and was more toward the 0, rather than the center of the first 9 and the 0. That flick on the top of the S in the CopperIndian post is also mi… (View Post)

As Mark quoted above, a coin "free of any trace of wear." I'd add to that a coin free of any trace of wear that I would not want to own, because for a variety of reasons, it has negative ey… (View Post)

Same as last year. Find a 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar in AU 50 - 55 which is properly graded and priced at what my Heritage rep thinks is reasonable. Have been saying this for 8 years plus. (View Post)

I opened some by putting a screwdriver to where the slab was put together and tapping it with a hammer. Don't plan on putting the coin back in the slab. (View Post)

Didn't notice any error coins. But I saw a nice run of gold dollars, and gold dollar commemorative coins, ie., a 1903 $1 gold coin re the centenary of the Louisiana Purchase, and that sort of thing, … (View Post)