1972 Ike type 2??

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  1. mrweaseluv

    mrweaseluv Supporter! Supporter

    edge of earth is raised all the way around (does not slope at all) but I can still make out the islands under florida so maybe not... What do you think?
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  3. coinguy-matthew

    coinguy-matthew Ike Crazy

    Its a type 1, sorry but keep looking you never know what your gonna find.....:thumb:
     
  4. gbroke

    gbroke Naturally Toned

    Sorry MrWeaseluv, that is not a Type 2.
    It is pretty obvious when you have a type 2 to reference.

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  5. Taxidermist

    Taxidermist Collector of US/IL/RU/DE

    The lighting in your alien ship is not optimal for coins photography.
     
  6. Irish2Ice

    Irish2Ice Member

    Got a good chuckle out of that
     
  7. 19Lyds

    19Lyds Member of the United States of Confusion

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    Concentrate more on the "shape of Florida" as it is unique to the different types.

    A Type 2 ALWAYS has a Florida which is shaped like a Tornado.

    When in doubt, simply check out a 1971-S Proof or a 1972 Silver Business Strike. Both have the Type 2 Reverse.

    Additionally, the Islands for the Type 2 are illustrated by using "incused" lines instead of actual "in relief" material.

    It's really not as difficult as some written text claims it to be. In other words, the shape of relief of the earth is just gobbly gook that confuses most folks. Yes it's different but the differences can get compromises with either a weak strike or coin wear. The shape of Florida stays consistent regardless of strike or wear and, IMO, is the number one tell all.
     
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