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The members here do a great job of putting the thread back on track without my help. We just post a proper coin to get things back to where they should be. This thread is here for folks to have fun. Lets not argue and mess that up.

It's really not that hard to understand. Please don't screw up this thread with your lack of understanding the rules of the thread. Older classic coins are treated a bit different. Any Half Cent can follow any Half Cent. Same with Large Cents. Any Large Cent can follow any Large Cent.That all changes when you get more modern coins like the Small Cent. There you have Flying Eagle Cents, Indian Head Cents and Lincoln Cents. Each of these are a different type. The rules are set the way they are to keep the thread from getting stuck on a coin type that few can afford to own. That's not fun for anyone. Please, let's get this thread back to posting coins and not words.

That's what I'm doing. A quick, proper dip could conserve them but getting them out of the packaging will distroy the packaging.

Nice. I don't seem to get anything old anymore.

I would keep it together as well. As said above, many of these have been broke up. Many of the Nickels in these sets and the set they made in 1994 have toned ugly from the mint packaging. I'm sure the number of nice sets is still going down.

Back on track.

I'm sorry. I should have said, All members. Don't ignore @dprince1138 Report him to the mods. That's the only way to get rid of his off topic post and false information.

Reported.

All members. Don't ignore @dprince1138 Report him to the mods. That's the only way to get rid of his off topic post.

All members. Don't ignore @dprince1138 Report him to the mods. That's the only way to get rid of his off topic post.

All members. Don't ignore @dprince1138 Report him to the mods. That's the only way to get rid of his off topic post.

All members. Don't ignore @dprince1138 Report him to the mods. That's the only way to get rid of his off topic post.

Stop. Stay on topic or just stay away.

Let's just keep things the way they are. There is no need to be making changes.

Wood is not really a good idea for coin storage. Even with old wood, you still have to machine it. The fresh surfaces will start pulling moisture from the air in the room. That moisture may start a new wave of outgassing. The type of wood is also a big factor. I don't know of any type of wood finish that is safe around coins.

No. The rules have not changed in the past 15 years. You can post any US coin with the same date or the same type. You can't follow a Bust Dime with a Seated Dime. Look back a few pages and study how it works.

Lets not change anything. All is good. Next play would be any Bust Half Dime or something dated 1831.