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Terri Lynn

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  1.    Terri Lynn reacted to a post in a topic: 1907 Indian Head penny
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    No I did not think it was a proof but I just thought it was too shiny to be a circulation coin. It's not mirror like it's just shiny. Should I get it graded even though it's damaged is it worth it?
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    Is this a business strike? I'm very new to coin collecting.
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    Thank you
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    Thank you all so much
  13. Terri Lynn
    Where can I find the differences in the newcomb variations for the 1833 large cent?
  14. Terri Lynn
    I'm such a newbie! What does that mean "clean on the edge"?
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    I'm definitely a newbie and came across this quarter sometime back. It weighs 5.80g and is within the weight difference for a quarter however it looks completely different. Is this possibly a complete missing clad? Could this be just the core which is copper?
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  19. Terri Lynn
    Thank you all for the information, I truly did not know how to tell the difference from what I had read, but I knew it wasn't a normal nickel.
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    I'm new to coin collecting and game come across a Jefferson nickel that had me perplexed. How can you determine the 1964 SMS from the 1964 Proof Jefferson nickel? I've found one that is reflective throughout both the obverse and reverse. It has a sharp square edge rim, no frosting, no doubling, distinct features, and was found in circulation. It appears shinier than a satin finish but it's not mirror-like with frosted details.