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I have casino Morgan's not from Vegas but rather Reno I'm not that old but in Reno  (2001)they had slot machines in which if you won over a certain amount would pay you your winnings in Morgan and peace dollars I probably won 50 -100 silver dollars I'm sure that casino had a hoarde of such coins for refilling the slot machine not sure how many casinos had such machines I found 1 and quit looking at others

On 12/21/2022 at 6:09 PM, Mr.Bill347 said:

Mike824, I was able to find these examples on NGC collectors society page, from a member named bonehead.

I think you’ll find everything you need here, good luck.

On 12/22/2022 at 3:58 AM, Mike824 said:

. It becomes a Planchet when it goes through the annealing and upsetting process. Upsetting is where the coin to be gets a rim and the dimensions are first changed. I need the dimensions of the Blank before it becomes a Planchet.

Actually annealing happens before you move metal so In the case of a 64 a silver billet is poured then annealed (softened) before turning said billet into a sheet 

Type 1s were annealed before they were born

Mike a blank has a tapered edge from the press it's like cutting a fresh loaf of white bread that Dosent spring back up gonna be hard to calculate and then the weight loss in the reeding and upsetting if that helps complicate your easy math problem even more 

On 12/22/2022 at 9:29 AM, Hoghead515 said:

I dont think it even has strike through. I seriously dont think the label says it does neither or he would have been quick to show proof. If it is struck through its somewhere else on the coin. Its not that spot.  Just another person who is mad because no one will agree that its something its not. 

Or he can't carry his entire collection in his front pockets like some ⬆️ 

On 12/23/2022 at 4:02 AM, l.cutler said:

Well he keeps checking in here but won’t reply or post the pictures, read what you want into that!

Or it's got so creepy with the stalking he could careless about a quarter 

No but sure turned into that didn't it 

Would it really be fair to accuse our members of incompetence under these circumstances? 

Did I ask for anyone's advice on the grade did I ask if it's an error worth sending to ngc did I ask if anyone agreed with ngc NO I asked if anyone could Id the only part of importance but I now see you all need a label to guess it's corrosion 

In any event, if the coin was already certified as an error, you didn't need their help and wasted their time.

Ngc uses a blanket title which usually isn't good enough for me I like to determine what was struck thru your all wasting my time by blowing smoke about nothing I asked look at you talking grades when the thing is graded how dumb

Sheep 🐑 once one goes down the wrong road all go down the wrong road Kurt go get sheared don't you have packages to deliver 

So let me understand correct a coin graded from ngc as mint error pf67 Struck thru is nothing more then corrosion and damage ok got it thanks for all the help you guys are great 

On 12/20/2022 at 2:58 PM, Greenstang said:

Corrosion is not considered an error, it is damage.

Subject to what foreign object is causing the corrosion 

The coin came back from ngc with a straight grade not a damaged label or body bag 

On 12/17/2022 at 7:06 AM, RWB said:

PS: Sawdust was also used as packing around dies for shipment; however, this was contaminated by the oils and wax used to protect dies before use. Packing material was discarded.

It was used to keep the ice for cocktails it was not discarded

Do straight lines happen in nature sorry corrosion 

Hey guys 

Proof coin raised ⭕ framed in a square any ideas 3rd one I've found 

Does ngc certify the Ike dollar prototype Ike s dollars or do I send them to pcgs 

It's worth what someone is willing to pay it's book value would be under 100 dollars some dealers would ask less then that and some more 

You can check eBay for prices 

It's a common coin you should be able to find a few in like condition for price comparison 

Tom Brady game worn Morgan 

Grading would be 1/3 of the value of that coin how ever it was stored since 1854 is probably still ok today 

I bet his thumb is covering the word copy that one won't fit my Chinese mint collection

Look like a real 1 cent 

Weight seems right for a variety 3 ihc in that condition 

The rim could be flared from going round and round in a coin counter or dryer 

Looks like a watch fob 

So I think Bob is correct years of service retirement gift 

I bought it using the buy it now option it will go nicely in my collection here are some other examples I've collected over the years  

Hey hog 

Here is my best guess not being able to see the one side 

Phillip the 2 stater would have been the coin that that chariot wheel came from and most likely used by the Celts 

On 1/14/2022 at 2:05 PM, Mom Boss said:

Please help me identify these coins 

Can you verify it says ROMA to the left of the head on obv 

Wow that is a good photo jealous 

Ok I see the s better now thanks for taking the time 

Bill is that just glare on the mint mark what's going on there