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I hesitate to post to this thread because of the places it has gone or might yet go. However, I will write about both main topics in the thread. The first reply to the OP, by @"Morgan White"… (View Post)

Also, it has been my experience that the 1939 Philadelphia issues for both the WQ and WLH are most often encountered in high grade with thick skin that I have termed "phlegmy toning". The t… (View Post)

If it was truly about the coin then it wouldn't need certification at all. (View Post)

I imagine many folks will be going to their local credit union or bank and asking if they can get bags or boxes of cents in order to redeem them at some of these stores. Might make a good flip! (View Post)

@Matt04 here is an example of a coin I own that might have similar skin to yours. Mine is a 1934 WQ and I suspect it was stored for decades in a paper OBW. I write this because many of the more commo… (View Post)