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I seen a nickel 3 cent piece with the date like that once before.
Let me know it's status.
@C-B-D

 

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That one went for $295 at auction, actually.

 

Did you check out the 1900?

 

And next time you find any half dime pm me

 

Yeah I'm not up on the 30 or so varieties for the 1900. Hope you have a discovery piece

 

See the profile and it cuts thru the C
It matches on the obv. In like 3 places but has a different repunched 1 . And my 1 looks just like yours on your specimen.

 

I think your coin is S29 or RPD-026(19/19). I can't verify the PUPs from your obverse pic. RPD-001 is a proof coin. The RPD on the proof does look like your RPD.

 

Yours is the same as Paddy54's.

 

I believe this is a Snow-14 in the early die state. Is there a die chip under the jaw line started? Its not clear from the obv. pic. There are three distinct phases of this obverse #1: No chip, #2: a small coma shaped chip and #3: a triangular cud

 

This is a hard coin to image and read the images...that's one reason I plan to send it to David.

 

Paid a little more than I would've wanted but I figured slabbed versions don't come around very often. If anyone can tell me about the "Cosmique Collection" I'd be appreciative.

 

For some reason I got off on a medals kick during my stay at home time and got fascinated with the Washington Before Boston Medal. That led me down a rabbit hole working to understand the series, which isn't easy in my opinion.

My first acquisition

 

The mint struck a series of medals back during the bicentennial called 'Americas First Medals'. They were replicated on silver medals (Struck at the Paris mint I believe) that were awarded for most notable accomplishments by officers general and field grade during the American Revolution.

 

Really love the obverse stars on this 1822 which arrived in yesterday's mail.




Shows off a little more color..

 

a couple of original SDs I couldn't pass up...

 

His coin's reverse doesn't match S-14. The shield should be touching the dentils.

 

@green18
I have a set of those that I purchased then.

 

I was surprised to receive mail from the UK today... completely forgot that I bought this book. Not a coin, but I am still excited:





Now I’ll have to check all my 1926 Eagles