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I do it with mailboxes. There's a road I workout on that has house #s from 1700-1900. As a copper collector, as I run by I'm always thing 1793 -- chain cent; 1856 - flying eagle, etc.... (View Post)

The Lincoln and math geeks in me had to try. I agree with Mike. Technically, .003268. 1/306 OP didn't specify BS or PR. Not including varieties, types, off metals, errors, etc, (View Post)

When I look through a case of small cents, I don't look at the grade on the slab - I stop at what catches my eye. Short answer is eye appeal. I've seen 63s nicer than some 65s. (View Post)

No, gold sticker means at least the next grade up. In your example 65+ to 66 or higher. The green bean means they think the 65+ is either a 65 "A" or "B". (View Post)

Very well done! Here's my contribution. AU 50 O-103. Tough to see the markers due to all the original crust ;&gt ) (View Post)