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Superior images! The doubling off the lower loop of the 9 is unmistakable and the die polish lines off the lower right wreath bow clearly match the mint mark plate.
A quick soak in acetone will remove that fly print..

 

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Pl or a shot at dmpl? Looks like you'll be turning a big profit on that one.

 

10 euros. It has really pretty luster.

 

Pardon the pictures, I took them with my iphone. I picked this up today for a steal!

I think it’s uncirculated.


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How much?

 

He asked $10, I gave him $15

 

Absolutely.. I use a Nikon D800E DSLR. It's mounted on a copy stand with a bellows and Rodenstock APO-Rodagon D 75mm lens.

 

It's a no question PL with a VERY good shot at DMPL. I could easily use it as an emergency signal mirror if I ever got lost in the wilderness. I know that if it were in an older holder it would absolutely be labeled as a DMPL. But with how much the TPG's have tightened up on the DMPL standards, it's on the fence today. I can clearly see the tip of a ballpoint pen reflected out at the 8 to 10 inch mark. But text on newsprint starts to get fuzzy at around 5 or 6 inches.

 

PCGS has only graded a total of 34 DMPL's for this date and MM. NGC has graded a total of 55. There are estimates that only around 100 or so were available in DMPL. Compared to the 1881-S DMPL where PCGS alone has certified 1145. So it's a very tough one to find in DMPL. Which of course is reflected in the prices (Pun intended).

 

I like the way you captured the fields. The die markers are pretty profound. It seems to have the same look as a coin on coinfacts, sold in 08' for 5 figures. I am just having a hard time between MS64 and MS65.

 

$20 for this 2008 KotCT Wooden Dollar, and this wood has natural toning.
I might get ANACS to grade it....

2008 was the Year of the Knightess.

 

So... I like to buy Foreign Silver at my shop when I get good deals.... got all this for about $48, I believe:

1937-F - 2 Mark - Germany
1934-D - 5 Mark - Germany
1915 - 1 Gulden - Netherlands
1874 - 10 Krajczar - Hungary
1878 - One Florin - Great Britain (Die Number 18)
1918 - One Florin - Great Britain
1903 - 2 Bolivares - Venezuela
1895 - 20 Centavos - Puerto Rico
(2) 1882 - 2 Pesetas - Spain
1900 - Peseta - Spain
1896 - Peseta - Spain
(Not Silver - Bronze) - 1878 - 5 Centimos - Spain
1914 (Yr. 3) - 10 Cents (1 Jiao) - Republic of China

 

Here's mine.
1948 ms66 quarter
1947 s/s quarter repunched mint mark
1955 d/s nickel repunched mint mark.

 

This one just makes it into this thread at 45 euros:

 

This monster.... seller had it marked as a 74-P!

 

One of my 68 's shields...

 

Check those dentiles for a mpd

 

$50 on the nose.

 

Interesting bisecting die crack on the rev. From 5 to 7