Well there may be others who know more about sample slabs, but to my knowledge they are still making them today. Pretty sure there are a lot more...
No way to figure this out...
Ms-64
I gave you a simple no to every question, and others did as well, but you ignored all of us. There were multiple posts stating "business strike"....
In my opinion, the coin pictured is a coin to stay away from. It is fake or very harshly cleaned to the point of looking fake.
You have a normal, decently struck peace dollar. It isn't even in great condition. Not a very valuable coin. Not proof. End of story.
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Picture is still very grainy, so it is impossible to tell. The doubling you see is probably machine doubling or something of the sort.
Perhaps some of it was caused by a grease filled die, but looks like a worn zincoln to me. Nothing good.
No purpose in keeping these in my opinion. They are worth 1 cent.
Small date, although I would suggest that you use the 2 instead of the 8 for determination.
Has some nice details, but only worth 25 cents.
What makes it "the best quarter you've found"? Look like a common, circulated, average struck quarter to me.
Thanks for the contest and congrats to the winners! :) One question: will a new winner be selected if someone fails to claim their prize?
It has multiple hits and dings on it, especially on the bottom of the neck. Should be 64.
Yep, looks like it got the Carson City grade boost. IMO not Ms-65, but still a really nice coin though.
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The question you have to ask yourself is: How would something like this occur during the minting process? If there isn't an answer, it isn't an...
I'll go with Au-55
For me I would probably spend, as there isn't much of a premium for newer star notes. But, it is all up to your personal taste. If you like em,...
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