I haven't tried this, but have tried several others on the market. In the end I decided on Exact Change and have been very happy with it. I've...
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Interesting. It appears to have the front of a 3.0 slab and reverse of a 4.0. So I guess that would make this a 3.5? Guessing circa early 1990.
Odd man out it seems, but I want to say a 55. Looks to be a bit more than a weak strike to me.
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I'm torn on this one. It almost looks like a die chip, and possibly a early stage of the chip found in RPD-003 (I say this because of the location...
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I've looked in both Kevin Flynn's The Authoritative Reference on Barber Dimes and David Lawrence's Complete Guide to Barber Dimes. Neither have...
[ATTACH] Yes, it is a P. Reverse below.
I didn't really think it was doubling, was just puzzled by the flat inner circle on the 9 and couldn't think of a better way to phrase it.
I was of the impression that die deterioration was typically sloped and MD was flat and shelf like.
Let me first apologize... I try to refrain from posting these (largely because I feel like I would know a double die if I saw one...) But, I...
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