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Dewlynn59 ... WoW! You just want to go down swinging even though numerous folks here have tried to set you straight. As you have been told by many so far .. bronze is an ALLOY, not an element and is … (View Post)

Stannum is the Latin word for tin. As such, the analysis fits right into the "bronze" family. The bronze alloy for bronze for the British and Canadian cents was 95 Cu, 4 Sn, and 1 Zn. Just … (View Post)

I really don't care what PCGS says it was on their cert. With that alloy composition (that adds up to 101%+), it is bronze. There isn't any mention of any "nickel" in it, so that leaves cup… (View Post)

It is absolutely normal and common and exposed to some kind of solvent/cleaner on the Obv. (View Post)

I wouldn't know a "proof" from a "spoof" and the only specimens that I know about, I leave at the doctor's office/lab ... however you can take bosox's opinion to the bank, as he i… (View Post)