Greetings! Another free offering - a pdf version of my book about the "archaic smile" on Greek coins, first published in 2017. This is the third...
Here's a close up. [ATTACH]
I'm not quite sure about the 1997, though. It has the raised rim but none of the dryer coins shown seem to have the cloth-like texture on both...
Bulls eye! Thanks again.
Wow! That was quick. Thanks a lot!
Thanks to all who weighed in on my 1960-D "doubled die" that turned out to be a case of ejection doubling. I'm so impressed by the expertise I've...
I agree that the equivalent of ejection doubling could happen when the working hub is made, but it seems this would be a much more common...
I'm convinced. The 1960-D on coincommunity.com is indeed very close to my coin, as are the features on your 1959 half dollar. Thanks for solving...
I think I've figured it out, thanks to your remark about a raised lip. I found a higher powered lens and what I think I see is that there is...
P. S. I should say that I don't really think my coin is a DDO. I have numerous undoubted doubled dies from several classes and none of them are...
Thanks! I look forward to seeing the half dollar. There are raised lips of metal as you describe on the zero and the bottom of the six, with...
Greetings! Thanks to all who considered my new book about the coins of Hellenistic Marathos, which I posted for free on my blog. The reaction...
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