I was curious as to the interest. I suppose I should simply report without attempting the modern colloquial speak.
It is most defiantly PMD. The distortion of the obverse proves that. As we all know the obverse die would have prevented before mentioned...
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[ATTACH] Here is a, somewhat better image of the coins obverse/reverse. Excuse my artistic flare (or lack of as the case may be). I recently...
Odd, It looks misplaced to me, almost as if it came from somewhere else. It appears to have a small portion of extra detail from the hairline...
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[ATTACH] I do have the reverse with the desired requirements however.
[ATTACH] I regret this is the only picture I have remaining. I left the coin in my office at work.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Like the title says this coin took a hit. It was a little exciting until I looked at the obverse closer. The carry through...
I have a question for you. This appears to be a lamination error that occurred immediately after striking. If that is correct what would happen if...
It's amazing that a delamination fold-over that size survived. It must have been taken well care of. Edit: Forgive my terminology, it's a force...
Do you ever catch yourself in the middle of titling your head in an effort to see the pictured coin at different angels? Ha ha
A dodecagon coin, interesting. The delamination is an outstanding example.
Update: I was just informed by his oldest son that the coin was found recently in the 780lbs of silver coinage I gave him 23 years ago. I believe...
Indeed, it may be my final day. Thank you for the information. The ballpark weight will be most helpful.
I've never had the privilege to view a complete set in person. I'm only aware of three compete sets still in existence, but as for individual...
I would never be so fortunate. However my brother recently discovered one that he described as being "too light to be real". He is bringing the...
[ATTACH] (not actual coin, example use only) Could someone please provide me with the dimensions/weight tolerances for the 1868 aluminum Shield...
One of the easier references. [ATTACH] For quick spotting potential candidates try to familiarize yourself with the distance of the "2" in 1982...
I fill 5 gallon jugs with change to sort later on once full, I can assure you it didn't go in like that.
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