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. You guys are good. The surprise reveal is that the coin is a Denver "D" Mint product. Unfortunately, the reverse is not as proof-like as the obverse (but it is still a little proof-like).… (View Post)

Post your junk box finds here. To qualify, the coins have to be found in a batch of loose (naked) coins, or old 2x2 holder coins, offered at a relatively low fixed price per piece. Here are some of m… (View Post)

I bought this the other day from a local shop out of their junk silver bin (priced at current melt value). Obviously, it has some impairments from handling. My question to the forum: is this a proof … (View Post)

I also collect non-cent encased coins. The 1939 Virginia Mirror encasement is scarce. It also exists with a 5-cent nickel coin. (View Post)

The 1889-CC Morgan Dollar appears to be some sort of "vice job". It may have started out as a genuine 1889 [P]. But then impressions were made from other coin(s) and then pressed into this … (View Post)