The mintmark on your coin is at a different position than the Snow-1 1908 S/S--pictured below--compare the position of the "S" to the denticles....
Yeah...there's a very clear RPD on the second 8--that much is certain, I think. :) As for the other digits--the photo might not be showing all...
Nice--that's quite a wide spread on the pump handle!
It's a good place where someone would solder a clip if they were make the coin into a pin.
Most of that lot is mid-grade at best, but I think this one coin easily covers the hammer price. :)
Unfortunately...not the overdate. This variety just has a few digits punched in the denticles.
A recent pickup off ebay--I was the only bidder. :D There are a couple MPDs that were easy to spot in their pics. Apparently, there are two others...
Nice DDO--the doubling is very dramatic! :D
Shot in a slab? If so, it might be tricky to get sharper pics. But I think better pictures are needed for an attribution. Right now, I don't see...
I suspect a different punch was used simulatenously on both sides of the coin. The reverse "X" punch pushed metal towards the obverse against the...
Some very nice details in that 1943/2! :D
It's the designation # for this particular IHC variety. Rick Snow wrote some books on IHC varieties, which get labeled Snow-1, Snow-2, etc. for...
Wow--yeah, that's really obvious--congrats! :D
The position of the date and the RPD on the 1 appears to match Snow-7; it says "a very popular variety". New pics are much better--nice coin! :D
Interesting to see San Francisco Mint back to issuing non-proofs...when did they start this up again?
The core of the 5c is steel, which likely explains the bubbling on the reverse--corrosion.
Another big congrats! :D
Wow--congrats Paddy! :D
Agreed--it's hard to say from this picture; an inspection by an expert is the way to do it.
Almost looks like somebody put a Hitler face/stache on that.... :depressed:
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