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bsshog40

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  1. This was posted ATS by coinsarefun! Thought I would share here for those that are familiar with him. A sad loss!! We spoke briefly on the night of the 22nd. I am told by a very close friend of his that it was very sudden. . I know he meant so much to so many people on this forum and his personal life. The hobby has lost another great person. Frank was a walking dictionary on all things coins..........everything from eye appealing coins, errors and tokens, medals. . I am beside myself as I was close to him and still don't know how to process this. I never thought that I would be writing about Frank as I always thought it might be him to report about me. . RIP my dear freind and you will never be forgotten! Stefanie
  2. If it was missing the clad layer, I would think the clad would still be visible on the edge. Looks like environmental staining to me.
  3. To me it's just more of a cool find value. Given it's condition, maybe there are a few that might pay an extra few dollars for it but don't plan on retiring on it. Lol Cool find!
  4. As the CC Mint ended production in 1893, I'd would guess the the coin is counterfeit/fake or a fantasy copy.
  5. Looks like a basic run of the mill token. I don’t see any value in it.
  6. So here is my 1996 MS64 6FS. The one below is my 38 rev of 40 MS66 5FS.
  7. EZ-zest will actually take off toning, but you have to be careful with it as it will remove luster also.