Key Dates and lamination errors

dustywallen

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Was playing around with new photo setup this morning. Here a few photos

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dustywallen

dustywallen

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A few semi keys and a 1919



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Bad Wolf

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True. You a cent collector?

Not yet, but I may still get around to it once I finish nickels. I suppose I hadn't realized how scarce wheats are getting. Seems not too long ago you found them in change regularly, now they seem to pop up only as often as warnics or silver Rosies do, which ironically makes the whole CRH thing more fun.
 

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dustywallen

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Not yet, but I may still get around to it once I finish nickels. I suppose I hadn't realized how scarce wheats are getting. Seems not too long ago you found them in change regularly, now they seem to pop up only as often as warnics or silver Rosies do, which ironically makes the whole CRH thing more fun.

So do you collect or just after silver?
 

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So do you collect or just after silver?

Silver is a factor, but not the only one. For instance, I collect some but not all types of error coins, and the Henning nickels I like, too. I'm also partial to 20th century, US coins for the nostalgia factor, I suppose.
 

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