For the love of copper 4 4

[ArmyBud]

I will definitely go slow and learn before I make any purchase. That's why I'm monitoring this board! Some great coins here...

Bud

[njf]

The rainbow tone is difficult to get a nice picture of

[david3142]

Gorgeous! What does the 1909 grade?

[njf]

Gorgeous! What does the 1909 grade?

66*

[johnny9434]

Gorgeous! What does the 1909 grade?

66*

way coool.

[wheat'swheats]

Here is a 66 red you might like

[Coinbuf]

1909 is a great year for the Lincoln cent, great strikes and many great coins to choose from.

 

 

[robec1347]

Loving these 1909's. Nothing against those beautiful RD examples, but I'm in love with njf's gorgeous 1909.

 

 

Probably my favorite 1909 dated RD Lincoln is Pete Miller's S-VDB.

 

[wheat'swheats]

another 09s

Edited December 20, 2014 by wheat'swheats

[leeg]

Some really nice examples shown.

 

(thumbs u

 

I probably should have held on to these:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[robec1347]

No Lee, you should have sold them to me.

[leeg]

No Lee, you should have sold them to me.

 

(thumbs u

[hunter's gold]

One of only 2 Lincoln cents out of about 170 coins that would be considered a toner. Thanks Bob for the great photo

Edited December 21, 2014 by hunter's gold

[Hard Times]

For something completely different, here are some other types of coppers. Enjoy the holidays.

 

Best, HT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[robec1347]

Nice!!! Looks like some's been saving up. (thumbs u

[wheat'swheats]

I know what condors are but have never thought about why the were necessary. For U.S. hard times tokens were brought about because of the recession of the 1830's - 1840's. Was it the same for the condors of more so for advertising and steering of business towards certain vendors?

[Error coin collec-migratio]

I need some information or help from you guys, I just got a hold of a 1983 D penny (USA)copper planchet I believe

I was reading up on it , it could be possible a copper alloy coin Coming from Denver mint.

I'm sure you are familiar with the one that only has been found. I had my coin Weighed at the jewelry store ,,it does way 2.8g

Now I know that the coin is supposed to weigh 3.1g

The Ken Potter book strike it rich with pocket change ,,is the book I got this information from

The Corning is a little worn out not bad but could that have lost the weight could this be the real thing? I need some opinions thank you

1 other thing if u drop this coin on a table it does not have No like high pitch ding

It's like dull sound with No ding in it

That's another reason y I think it might be real

IF SO $15,000 or higher coin

Edited December 24, 2014 by Error coin colctr

[Gedmage]

I am officially jealous of everything on this entire page.

[Flatwoods]

The rainbow tone is difficult to get a nice picture of

 

That is a beautiful coin!

[Flatwoods]

Here is a recent pick up.

 

[Hard Times]

Very nice flatwoods!!

 

Best, HT

[jpcienkus]

Very nice flatwoods!!

 

Best, HT

 

+1

 

HT, your HT tokens are really beautiful!

[Coinbuf]

Looking forward to some new pics by Mark Goodman soon of my new buys and a few old friends. But until those are ready.

 

[johnny9434]

Looking forward to some new pics by Mark Goodman soon of my new buys and a few old friends. But until those are ready.

 

nice pics

[wheat'swheats]

Here is mine 65rb CAC

[Coinbuf]

Nice one Wheat

[leeg]

These three didn't grade first time in.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All three graded second time in.

 

 

65RB

 

 

66RD

 

 

65RB

 

 

[njf]

wow. stunning leeg

[david3142]

Beautiful coins. Why didn't they grade the first time? That was pretty gutsy submitting them again. I probably would have tried a different grading service, if anything.

[leeg]

Thanks njf.

 

Beautiful coins. Why didn't they grade the first time? That was pretty gutsy submitting them again. I probably would have tried a different grading service, if anything.

 

I believed the coins were original and 100% faith in the seller. So went in for round two, which worked out.