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 theloxmythNew Member
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Thanks for this amazing resource and for having me.
This is a test. It is only a test. 
1955 S filled die, as viewed through an inspection scope...
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 DickExpert Member
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theloxmyth, Welcome to the site!
I notice you have a "well filled" date!
Dick
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theloxmythNew Member
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Being "cherry" made me rethink my filled die categorization.
I was introduced to coins by my g'pa way back (1960s).
After poking around in a few other posts, I thought I misspoke and that it might be a cud thing.
Thanks for the confirmation and for the welcome, Dick.
Is there a post that explains all the gibberish yunz guys use here...terminology? 
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DickExpert Member
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There isn't a place, "specifically', that translates all the terminology, but just reading the posts, and asking questions, you will get onto it right away. it is natural, and don't be afrqaid to ask any question you want answers to. there are those who can give you a correct, and complete answer. There are no "dumb" questions. Only the one you don't ask is the one that won't get answered. We all were "newbies', once, and it takes time to get the hang of it.
I will suggest you try to get Chucks book, and there you will find the terminology, as well as a very complete guide to the common cent. Check out the home page of the site, and you will find the details. If that doesn't do it, just ask, and it will be told.
Dick
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 coopExpert Member
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Welcome to the forum theloxmyth. Interesting handle?
I'll put out the welcome sign for you.
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theloxmythNew Member
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Welcome to the forum theloxmyth. Interesting handle?
I'll put out the welcome sign for you.
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It'd be tough hacking-up "safecracker."
Let's see... zafkraker.
Naw, it just doesn't look right.
Thanks for the neon welcome : )
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DickExpert Member
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Coop, Craig is probably a rocket scientist from NASA. His handle indicates he works with liquid Oxygen. LOX Smith 
Dick
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