What is an advanced release other than a marketing gimmick?
To me what looks odd is the M in UNUM. The bottom 3 parts of the letter don't appear level.
I have a roll of wheaties I plan to release into circulation. If one person is inspired to start collecting its worth it.
Thanks!
I have zero ideas as how it was done. Will be curious if someone knows.
Yep. Could be misconstrued real quick.
Whatever. My point was that to the grader called it as he/she saw it. Grading is totally subjective.
I prefer E Pluribus Unum. U.S coins were much more artistic before - Edited - .
And ANACs decided AU5O was accurate for the OP's cent.
Seems whoever graded it for Anacs is grading conservatively which I like.
What's next, slabbing the box it came in?
Sorry but its always struck me as a sales gimmick.
Found this mangled 1964 Washington quarter in a bunch of miscellaneous coins foreign and domestic I purchased. Wonder if somebody did this just...
If it's silver it's worth melt and that's what should be done to it because it is bogus.
Inter Interesting. I had never heard of a uniface/trial strike before. One learns something new every day. A uniface is a reference to a...
While I'm not an error collector I very much enjoy the error section and reading Fred's posts. Hope he continues to contribute his expertise here.
Since a slabbed ms64 sells for probably around $20 I would say no, You would likely have more into it than it's worth. Plus since they are only a...
Not much into errors but that 99 Jefferson is way cool.
Who comes up with these ideas? Tacky as the mint has become it appears it will get worse.
Its a shame there are so many fakes out there. It gives me pause to purchase a lot of raw coins these days. Enjoy these posts when the experts...
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