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Hinkle

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  1. Hinkle
    Sorry I meant NSF large date. Thanks
  2. Hinkle
    I think I'm pretty sure I have a large date variety. What would be your thoughts. Thanks. It's in pretty bad shape, so I hope my pics are ok.
  3. Hinkle
    I see 1967 that's cool. So that's the actual date. Hmmm interesting. Thanks.
  4. Hinkle
    O wow, that's why I say I have alot of work to do. Nice to know that thanks.
  5. Hinkle
    It's a silver 10 cent that might grade. Idk
  6. Hinkle
    Hi Vkurt, alls I know so far it has silver . But I'm doing some more research.
  7. Hinkle
    This is a interesting one also. Does errors count on foreign coin's also. You can see the reverse between the 25 on this.
  8. Hinkle
    This one is really awesome, glad to own it.
  9. Hinkle
    Another cool one, didn't think I would have these, but there keepers.
  10. Hinkle
    This is a unique one to come across. Interesting. I like it though.
  11. Hinkle
    Thought this one was pretty cool didn't think it had silver. Nice to have.
  12. Hinkle
    I guess they made two different metals, one was nickel and the other silver. This one is silver. Nice.
  13. Hinkle
    Actually they have the cherry pickers guide on Amazon. Which one is the best one to get, they have several of them.
  14. Hinkle
    Hi Moxie15, I don't have one of those yet. Would they have that on line to look through or do you have to buy the book.
  15. Hinkle
    Hi everyone, this has almost the same look as the 1943-P doubled eye. You can see another eye where its pointing down. If I'm wrong then what could that be. Just curious, what do you think on this one.
  16. Hinkle
    Hi, Vkurt, this one is a smooth edge .
  17. Hinkle
    I have this coin it's 1945 (Open 9) variety. The weight is supposed to be 3.5 but this one is a bit heavier, weighing 3.87. Is there a difference between that. Really cool aluminum coin. Also this one has no mint letters, so this coin was minted in Monnaie de Paris, France.
  18. Hinkle
    You mentioned you were going through a bag of penny's for a friend. If this is a DDR is he going to sell it to you so you can put it with your 2004 P. I'm just confused on some of the post in here. Good luck.
  19. Hinkle
    So what's really interesting on this coin is no value to it. Not even face value. But one in MS63 is 20 times what this coin is worth. That would be around 20 bucks . Thats cool when you get something graded the value goes up on some coin's that have barely no value at all.
  20. Hinkle
    I did some research, your right mines a replica it weigh 4.4. When it should weigh 8.2
  21. Hinkle
    I looked these up ,so I'm guessing certain numbers on the stars is what collectors are looking for. The two on the left are 58 and 65 on the right two. Interesting how how you learn about coin's sometimes. I would have never known that.
  22. Hinkle
    I think it is junk or some type of different metal. I'm thinking it's a token just for fun and talk piece.
  23. Hinkle
    This is what mean, cant get anything worth grading if I tried. But I keep hunting and hopefully I find something to have graded. I have alot that's only melt value.
  24. Hinkle
    I almost overlooked this one. Didn't think it had silver in it. Good thing I looked it up. Cool.
  25. Hinkle
    Man what some odd and interesting coin's out there. But I love it.