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errorist

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  1. errorist
    How about the Y2K Dagger Foot American Silver Eagle??
  2. errorist
    How about a Pucking Pelican?
  3. errorist
    Sheez.
  4. errorist
    Another Washington die crack. Silver proof.
  5. errorist
    Yes.. Roosevelt has become a Pinocchio classic these days..
  6. errorist
    I Like those 1955s you have too..
  7. errorist
    Another wounded eagle sac.. Proof..
  8. errorist
    BTW that's on a proof..
  9. errorist
    How about a wounded Sacagawea??
  10. errorist
    It could be the point where the pressure is highest..
  11. errorist
    How about the ole Spitting Buffalo?
  12. errorist
    Yeah but not as easy as the zinc..
  13. errorist
    Never really know when the die will break. It could be after the first coin struck. It could be because of improper annealing..
  14. errorist
    Still to thin. Can still see inconsistencies in the field. Needs to be a solid copper cent like in the past..
  15. errorist
    Problem is even on ms70 and pf70 coins you can tell the zinc is under the copper layer. Irregularities where the copper and zinc meet show through even on high grade coins.. So I feel if it were a solid copper cent you'd be getting a much better struck coin that would last much longer..
  16. errorist
    Should be old time solid copper for reasons mentioned in previous post.. This is better for collectors not worrying if zinc coins will degrade in the holder.
  17. errorist
    you buy a slabbed Pf70 or MS70 modern cent for big dollars and then 20 years later the zinc below the thin copper plating starts corroding and starts to blister the plating?? Does the value or grade of the coin go down or would it stay the same? Seems like it could be risky for plated coins...
  18. errorist
    Nah. I'll just wait for the answer here..
  19. errorist
    Yes those are tone marks.
  20. errorist
    at the Orange County convention center in Orlando Fla. July 8th - 10th.. WIll NGC be there grading coins??
  21. errorist
    At great risk I removed from cellophane with gloves and handled coin by reeding only to snap these two two fine images.. Any chance for a high grade?? Looks so much better then the other coins in the uncirculated set. I don't see any nicks, dings or scratches on either side of the coin..
  22. errorist
    What do you think it would grade??
  23. errorist
    Another example would be looking up a 2005 quarter die crack. Although, not a proof but a business strike. Or perhaps Spitting Buffalo..
  24. errorist
    A good start would be a search of proof die crack which has been printed on many of my holders.. Different dates and denominations could also narrow it down. NGC should offer this service..
  25. errorist
    Well the data would exist on the slab information sticker so a computer should be able to spit out a total number for a given coin..