@Oldhoopster thanks for the helpful response! I considered Fred's comments regarding the reeding. I started this thread b/c in hand this coin...
You are presumably referring to the lack of copper showing on the surfaces, rather than the edge reeding my quote was referring to, no? As per...
You can't see it? I loaded 4 pics. I see all 4 on different machine than I posted from.
...This is my 2nd picture. In hand the copper looks freshly minted.
It still has full mint luster which I think is usually not the case with ED coins? Also it looks very similar to the OP's coin in this thread:...
Pretty sure this is an improperly annealed 2016 Harper's Ferry quarter. Looking for second opinions and or correction if that is not the proper...
This was my guess. It doesn't really look like anything is missing and the copper that is showing looks fully struck .... OTH maybe the original...
Here's the sharpest I could get looking through the loop. There seems to be a defined edge near the neck at least. Still not convinced the line...
The tips of the lower star do show color, that would be more clear if higher resolution pics were allowed. But I am not asking if the color is a...
That's a good point about it stopping at the top of the ribbon. If a lamination error should I be able to see defined edges? Re: discoloration or...
Found this on the reverse of 2006 P Half Dollar. Copper layer showing through is pretty obvious. Does not look to be PMD, curious how this could...
Can't tell if that is a guess or statement. I have other coins that have been clearly buried. They are usually dull in appearance and not...
I broke the single coin rule, so here's a close up of the coin in question. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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