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Are you trying to stick only to Lincoln Cents? If not, give the 1964 Kennedy's a try. There are numerous examples to be found and the '64 Kennedy's are as common as dirt. I've fou… (View Post)

This is an interesting one. I know the answer, so I will stay out of it. (View Post)

Here is a coin that normally is not on my radar. But when I saw it is the display case of my local dealer, I had to take a look at. After looking at it, I knew it HAD to come home with me. Let's… (View Post)

With all the experts in here, can someone tell me if this coin is natural or caused by MS70? It's a business strike 1899 Indian Cent that when viewed under normal lighting conditions appears bro… (View Post)

Another thing to keep in mind , for me it's not always just about toning. A really hammered, fully struck example will suck you in as well. I'm also partial to very late die state coins wit… (View Post)