Good stuff!
Thanks guys, you all make great points. I think my scale has been tipped towards keeping it raw. Thanks
I really get no satisfaction of out of slabbed coins.
Good eye. I see it now but even so, I was under the impression that strike quality played a role in grade.
Thank you, I have never submitted a coin before. That sounds like sound advice.
This is not to guess the grade but feel free to take a shot. I had some mixed opinions on this 1909 in a previous thread....
I compared to a 90cc NGC altered surface. Can someone specifically point out the differences?[ATTACH]
Move your phone back a couple inches and use the zoom to get a better focus.
Will you be getting it graded. It would be interesting to see.
It is a previously struck coin stuck to the die, which says causes ghosting in the later stages. I would think an early stage die cap would cause...
Islanders link? ok i got it.
yes
I see the pattern your talking about. I thought that was lamination striations.
What are the caps made of? Does it damage the die when that happens?
That is interesting.
nice overlay. which program did you use to do this?
none on record. http://www.varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%202/DDO%20listing.htm
Great info!. For the record I was not suggesting that a zip lock bag would inhibit oxidation.
Just wondering how they come up with the term cud.
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