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J P M

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  1. I open rolls almost every night and I reuse the paper it came in to save money. After many years of rerolling coins in their bank wrappers I can say I am 95% sure that end has been opened in my opinion. Not saying this to be mean. Here are some that I did a little too fast they are not great, but you can get an idea when you see the little creases around the edges
  2. Please do not clean any coins and before you do anything with your collection you should check and see what the value is of each coin. I think you will see that many are not worth the cost to have them graded.
  3. Remember I said it always takes a while to get stuff here. It is May 7th, and this is the first 2024 coin I have seen. It was not even in a new roll it was in a mixed home roll
  4. This roll has also been opened on the head side. I do this all the time with rolls I have searched. The people at the bank think I never opened them
  5. I wonder if the San Fran mint actually made a run of 1908s coins as a trial to the 1909 it would be a cool find if so.
  6. Welcome, you have a nice collection of coins
  7. It could be legit; I could not find a reference to it. I see a double vest and chin also, it is like the die came loose and hit on an angle to make the double effect.
  8. Wow that is cool, a very high price cent. There is even a mintage number for a nonexistent coin
  9. I agree with Stang, also try to orient your shots north and south and use a white background to shoot photos it gives a truer color.