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Is this an overton 108? @okbustchaser If so, does it look like the prime?

 

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It's 109...obverse 6 instead of obverse 5. The easiest way to tell (at least for me) is star 13 points much higher on Liberty's curl than on the 108. Compare yours to this picture of a 108.

NOT MY COIN OR PICTURE.

 

Thank you! I really couldn't tell for sure what obverse it was

 

Fresh from the PO Box, the original Obv Type I / Rev Type II combination that ran from early 1892 to partway into 1900. 1900-P ANACS AU58. It's much prettier in had, with some nice turquoise and gold, and the rubs in the fields aren't as obnoxious as the seller images. On to the search for the other 1900-P obverse type, which is not as common.

 

1950-S Doubled Die Reverse Washington.

 

The frosting is pretty thick even on the lettering and date. Not the nicest toning but not totally ugly either. Not bad for $10 in the brown box original plastic.

 

$10 was the original price too.

 

New arrival. Last of a brief era.

 

Picked up this morning

 

won this last night, it will be a update for my 7070.

 

Silver for face,why not.

 

The 2021 ASE silver eagle reverse proofs came today!

 

Yours sure beats mine xD


But I think mine is unique because of the doubled die obverse.

 

I thought this was cool. In the original buyer's envelope from the US Mint post marked. 1973 UNC Mint Set. $5.

 

The crown is about the size of a silver dollar...

 

Isn't the crown nearly an ounce of silver?

I've seen half crowns and those are big coins on their own let alone a full crown.