Apmex also sells them. Check their prices: https://www.apmex.com/category/51115/u-s-coin-proof-sets-1936-date
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http://doubleddie.com/58222.html This website, which seems to be the authority on doubled dies, uses the term “mishap”. “Doubled dies occur when...
So honest question: Is a mishap during the die making process considered an error? Or a variety?
At super quick glance, I think this is yours: http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/1934-D_VAM-3
die varieties: http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki/Home
I have 14 that I have spent no time loving on. I need to take a closer look at them and learn more about Peace Dollars as they are beautiful. [IMG]
There are too many variables at play to guess the reason. I’ve seen this exact scenario happen when I am watching 3-4 of the same year/grade...
Just saw this listing and I did a double take. Reverse is uneventful: [IMG] [IMG]
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So.... a fatal flaw in googling “morgan frost” is there is a current NHL player named Morgan Frost.:banghead:
This one seems to have greatest spread of vote with two distinct camps: 55/58 or 62/63. Will be fun to see the answer.
So cool. This is my only one. I posted the reverse perfectly flipped.... it’s that rotated. [IMG] [IMG]
Fascinating. I am finding that term in some threads. The explanations seem to say the metal flow at a molecular level prevents toning there....
So first is a 82s, PSGS 66+. What causes the white shadows seen under the date and stars? [IMG] [IMG] Part B is 1900 O, NGC 64. What causes...
I was torn between 64 and 65. Went with 65.
Super clean 58. The break in luster.
Stunning. I vote 66. The the thing under “1” keeps it from 67.
Sorry.... just practicing now [IMG]
ok. I tried to match the vamworld photo.... I’m getting a little better: [IMG]
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