Spring has started, post a green coin.

[lehigh96]

i love the color on the dime. both are good coin

 

Both look AT to me.

 

The dime is definitely questionable at best, and most likely AT (but still attractive). I don't think I would label the nickel as AT. With its silver composition, the toning looks natural at least to me.

 

The dime is very questionable and was very fortunate to make it in a problem free holder despite the fact that it is gorgeous. The most attractive clad Rosie I have ever seen! The Jefferson Nickel is an Appalachian which has a shady reputation as well.

[jerseycat10]

i love the color on the dime. both are good coin

 

Both look AT to me.

 

The dime is definitely questionable at best, and most likely AT (but still attractive). I don't think I would label the nickel as AT. With its silver composition, the toning looks natural at least to me.

 

The dime is very questionable and was very fortunate to make it in a problem free holder despite the fact that it is gorgeous. The most attractive clad Rosie I have ever seen! The Jefferson Nickel is an Appalachian which has a shady reputation as well.

 

No denying the are both very good looking.

[dimefreak]

How about a bubble blowing Battle Creek

 

[coinman_23885]

Unfortunately, most of my Morgan Dollars with green are either photography pending, or I am waiting to finish executing the transaction. For now, this is all I have in the way of Morgans for this thread:

 

[cpm9ball]

How about a bubble blowing Battle Creek

 

 

Man, she needs to wash her windows. They are streaky!

 

Chris

[Catbert]

From Tom Bush + his excellent photos:

 

[lehigh96]

My avatar is a Battle Creek with substantial green.

 

 

I call it the "Pink Eye Dollar"