LukeMc311

First thing in the morning I'll make sure to post a brand new freshly taken pair of photos. Just to make sure that I didn't get mixed up considering I had to take multiple photos to get good shots of the luster and the AM on the reverse. I did have to photo some others to see if it was a cam or not because I'm sure you guys can agree after going through enough coins your eyes don't wanna focus for mess. Not being aggressive since apparently I'm confrontational.  t(-_-)

May not look the same but the greying is from the 2000 cents worth of dirt and grime on my thumb from sorting I don't wanna clean it cause i don't wanna f it up. Also I am calm its not like I told him to stfu or anything. Jeez.

1 hour ago, Conder101 said:

Does not appear to be the same coin.

What reason do I have to lie about it? Also the difference between a canon t5i and a lg g5 phone camera. It would be one thing if I was trying to sell it then yeah call me out all you want but I literally posted pictures because you asked.

This was the front before I finger f**kd it. Lol smh. Rookie error I guess. Needless to say im ordering some cotton gloves.

2 minutes ago, Conder101 said:

Congratulations, the 1992 D is indeed a Close AM. (I find it a bit odd though the two sides do not show similar coloration, and obverse a little more worn than the reverse.)

Finger prints I didn't have an gloves and put my thumb all up on the face not thinking it would do that. I don't wanna rub it and end up scratching it and I don't wanna clean it and make it worse so I guess I'm just stuck with it.

Anybody know if these are of any value?

Heres some other finds.

On 5/31/2019 at 9:01 AM, JKK said:

Before you head to your bank, ask them if their rolls are mint-new or circulated. You probably don't want to open up ten rolls of brand new 2019-D cents.

Yeah I made that mistake on my first trip to my bank ended up with like 5 rolls of bu 2019 d's

Also that 79 is a whole .4 grams heavier than any other 3.1 cent and it looks like it was struck brass it's definitely not copper or zinc.

Conder101:

So does anyone know what the hell kind of error this is?

I ended up finding a bank that hooked me up with 20$ in customer wrapped rolls today and in the last roll found a pretty decent 92 cam cent and a handful of wheats with an S wheat mixed in. Think its safe to say I've found a honey hole I'll be posting pics of some of the finds as soon as I can sort through the metric ton of bs zinc rotted garbage .

So I'm new to collecting however my grandfather did it for decades. I was wondering where I could find some legit undetected coin rolls to get a start or where my best place to start would be? I've started with coin hunting pocket change and have actually found quite a few decent condition coins. Even a few I want to submit for grading. I'm open to all advice and suggestions so drop some knowledge on me.