u/CoinDabbler

Releasing into circulation next week, could be a major score for someone soon

These were in a bag of oddballs I picked up

I bought a large lot of cull Buffalo nickels to sort through and found this.

Am I correct that this is the FS-401 Two Feathers variety? The date isn't visible but the reverse looks like the reverse of 1919 (specifically around E Pluribus Unum).

I am an adult

Type 1 is very easy to date even without a date due to the reverse design (no stars under the eagle). Obverse features differentiate 1916 from 1917.

Of course an overlooked 1916 from a junk silver bin would be the ideal Type 1 candidate, 1917 is more achievable for this type.

I already had this Jan 6th counterstamp made to use on Independence Day quarters (as a joke, in place of the 4th privy), before they announced they were also putting the 4th mark on these dollars.

I just had to try it to see how it looks!

I'm making an investment for my grandkids

Recent pickup, am I right in thinking this is a Vlack 17-87B?

Some have asked about very worn coins and odd wear patterns--these are known as "dryer coins". They get stuck in a clothes dryer and become worn out.

This photo illustrates how this coin probably accumulated its weathering and wear by getting stuck on an early clothes dryer.

I'm slowly building my lowball type set. This one recently returned from PCGS and filled my slot for Liberty Cap Cent (denticled border).

I wonder how much bread, cheese, and ale this has purchased through the centuries? 🤔

Found this roll hunting today.

I put it in a (badly) marked up flip so I could try to understand how much rotation there is. Is this outside of mint tolerance?

This guy has been using my feeder for weeks, but always stays airborne. This video catches the first time he felt comfortable enough to try out the perch!

The video I got after this he was sitting again, so I think he likes it

Finally got a Loomis box with all new quarters and they're not Declaration of Independence. Box is stamped July 14