Hello everyone, a newbie

[jfines69]

Yep - you're hooked We have a Glossary (on tabs at top of page) with lots of good info in it http://www.lincolncentforum.com/terminology-list-a/ for errors there is also Error Ref http://www.error-ref.com/ Wexler also has lots of info on his site http://doubleddie.com/ Make sure to check out How Dies Are Made http://doubleddie.com/58201.html All of that should tide you over for a day or two!!!

[mindtab]

JF...I have about 20 tabs open in the browser. And yah, I have Wexler's site here on the left, doubleddie.com, and was going through Error-Ref.com on the right. In the middle, varietyvista and coppercoins.com and liconcentsonline.com, My head is spinning. And then am looking at my pennies here, and I see something, and it's--- oh, I saw that somewhere, but where? And also started a spreadsheet with the main errors and sought after things to keep track of the decades... Oh yah, it has tied me over, alright. Over 2 weeks now. Laughing. Thank you. I appreciate the links. I'm slowly getting to bits and pieces of understanding. Error-ref really gets into the nitty gritty of things. Now the endeavor --- to keep it all in my head and remember what is what. But then, WHat is What. I have hope.

[jfines69]

JF...I have about 20 tabs open in the browser. And yah, I have Wexler's site here on the left, doubleddie.com, and was going through Error-Ref.com on the right. In the middle, varietyvista and coppercoins.com and liconcentsonline.com, My head is spinning. And then am looking at my pennies here, and I see something, and it's--- oh, I saw that somewhere, but where? And also started a spreadsheet with the main errors and sought after things to keep track of the decades... Oh yah, it has tied me over, alright. Over 2 weeks now. Laughing. Thank you. I appreciate the links. I'm slowly getting to bits and pieces of understanding. Error-ref really gets into the nitty gritty of things. Now the endeavor --- to keep it all in my head and remember what is what. But then, WHat is What. I have hope.

Don't forget - Who's on first Not bad - Your head is spinning and you still have hope It can take a while to get the gist of everything... Just take your time do the reading, pull out all your hair and do it again with a cold one near by

[mindtab]

That is too funny, JF. Good thing I cut my hair short right after Christmas.

[jfines69]

That is too funny, JF. Good thing I cut my hair short right after Christmas.

I'm almost bald

[mindtab]

Just another introduction. My name is Camelia. I draw, sometimes, write sometimes. Am now with the Lincoln's. Absolutely. I may end up selling everything. Here, a drawing, from way back, among many on torn papers... I was 15 when I drew this.

Stern,
Yet soft we look
The world in order

cubist.jpg

[makecents]

Very nice! It immediately put me in mind of Ray Bradbury for some reason.... One of my favorite writers when I used to actually read.

[mindtab]

makecents... Bradbury was one of my favorites, as well as Robert A. Heinlein, and Joan Sloczewski, All Summer in a Day....so sad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz05RhA9Cyw

but am rather watching this now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSbj-cFtFPA

and my favorites, Laurel and Hardy https://youtu.be/XDicgfL120I?t=50

[jfines69]

Cool drawing!!!

[mindtab]

Thanks, JF.
Maybe you'll like this one, as well.
I know) this is not a drawing forum.

Inside the crystall ball.

inside-the-crystall-ball.jpg

[jfines69]

That is cool... You are a very good artist!!!

[mindtab]

I used to draw. I don't anymore. Most of the drawings burnt up when the house burnt down. These, just some that survived.

[mindtab]

https://youtu.be/Yg_Cz8AdMaI?t=236

[jfines69]

I used to draw. I don't anymore. Most of the drawings burnt up when the house burnt down. These, just some that survived.

Here I thought the burnt edges were part of the artistic touch At least some of the drawings were saved!!!

[mindtab]

Yes, that was as well.

I got two boxes of pennies today. Went to the bank. They probably wondered how I was able to carry them. Got my hands full tonight. And the camera; still learning how it works. Magnificent, actually.