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A 1906 indian head penny is supposed to weigh 3.11g. Mine only weighs 2.94g. Is it a fake? I can post pics if need be

4 hours ago, Just Bob said:

Got some good looking cameo coins in there 

Would love to have seen dcam. But still happy with what I got. Pics taken under protective plastic. Dont want to handle them without gloves even though ik they arent valuable.

Finally decided to buy my first proof set. 1981s type 2

1 hour ago, kbbpll said:

Lower right is a 1976 20 drachmai from Greece. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces563.html

Numista could probably help you identify a lot of the rest. Next one up on the right is a 2 drachmai. Next one up is 20 lira from Italy. New Zealand, UAE and Jamaica are obvious. World coins such as these are fun to look at but there's hardly ever anything of value.

They are great to look at and searching for some of them and just holding them is great for me

On 11/23/2019 at 12:14 PM, JKK said:

Cropping made the coin image appear larger in size. It did not increase the size of the image in KB/MB. Resizing and cropping are not the same thing. What I do, on the board where I actually post coins for inquiry, is crop them closely then resize both sides to an image size where one side is 500 pixels, maintaining aspect ratio. If you want to do this, there will be no substitute for learning what these terms mean because that's how most image viewer and modifier software describes them.

Just got new chromebook, still learning it

Please go in order from top then to the right then center.

Reverse of all coins.

8 coins help with any is appreciated. Only enough room for 1 pic.

Sorry for upside down pic.  . ..

Any info is appreciated. Eyes are tired of looking at coins lol. 

Cropping actually made it larger in size

Those 2 pics we're almost 4.3 and max is what; 4.9

6 minutes ago, JKK said:

Normally the suggested plan is one coin per pic and thread, but in a mass identification case I can see doing nine at a time in a tic tac toe format. I'd draw the octothorpe # on a piece of paper, lay out nine coins, shoot, flip all in place (careful of alignment--we aren't going to rotate them ourselves), shoot, post the pics. We can probably rip through them if you take good sharp shots, and that would save you a ton of work. If you wanted to do it really smart, you'd sharpie a number in each cell of the octothorpe, so that people could say, "number 4 is an Italian 50 lire" or "number 9 is a Vichy 50 centime piece."

I actually have several of the same type of coin. 1 may be better than the other. I'm worried about the max size of pic. If it will fit

Too many to go through in one night  please watch for my posts and comment.

7 minutes ago, JKK said:

Not a coin. Looks like a souvenir token from Italy. Would be valuable to those who happen to collect those, less so to everyone else.

Have MANY MANY more to go through. Some almost feel line hardened plactic.

Got 2lbs of foreign coins that I may need help identifying. Any help is appreciated. Here is first one. Spent well over 2 hours trying to find this coin idk if it is a fake or real.

Many things to look at. Needing as much input as I can get please. Ideas or thoughts? Any ddo or ddr? The "O" on one cent upper left, the point on the scroll looks different than others I've seen.

Hair detached? Am I just seeing things?

Looking closer at pic looks more like a 45. When I looked at it, couldve sworn it showed 43.

1943 copper. Owner wont come off of it though. Not in the best shape by any means, but just to say I have it would be great.

Nvm doubled checked and supposed to look like that.

Above the "N" in one cent. Either it's been worn off, it just wasnt or isnt there. Also bar in same spot goes further down than the rest.

left ankle missing. At least part of it. Wont let me upload any more pics due to size.