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That was my first thought too. (View Post)

Check for two faint die scratches leading downward from the left bar of the T in CENT on the reverse to establish authenticity. These are two nearly vertical die-polishing lines that form a compresse… (View Post)

I'm not sure where your definitions came from, but a quick Google search for "difference between error and variety" results in several different definitions and acknowledgements that t… (View Post)

I've been collecting coins for a very long time, yet I've never thought much about the 1990 no s proof. It's little more than a novelty to me. In fact, I've learned more about it … (View Post)

Well, what can I say? I'm old! Plus I took a 20 year break from collecting, then another 3 or 4 year break, then another 2-3 year break. I've forgotten a lot of the coins I've owned. I… (View Post)