Hi and welcome to CT. What you are describing sounds like a die clash. In focus photo and full size (not thumbnail) is needed otherwise we are...
Looks like linear plating bubbles
Absolutely beautiful
24 Hours + Just to keep this moving [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Great image and it is nice to see you back here
Not an easy one to find in circulation, well done. The one I found here in Spain is Variety Vista DDO 001 Stage B FS-101(031) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I think your opening post of a white cat in a snow blizzard was much more interesting, lol
Yes, he is still in fine form and prodigeously posting there.
Looks more like a 1962 Unc mint set somebody put into a Capitol holder they had spare. EDIT. I may have interpreted your post incorrectly. If you...
In all probability the result of MD, but it is similar to the die anomaly known as Die Trails https://www.traildies.com/
^^^ +1
@Noah Worke nice coin and, yes, you are the first to respond. If I am fortunate enough to be selected for one of the prizes, then you will be the...
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A fantastic silver denarius. I think you paid for the provenence and pedigree as much as the coin. Great addition for you.
Hi and welcome to CT. It is possible that the reverse was ground away and polished, the rim removed, and then encased in a bezel for use as a...
Post a photo close up, in focus of the obverse and date please
1982 was a transitional year with the zinc cored cents being introduced in the second half of 1982, so having a copper one is not unusual.
In your close ups (the blue ones) the roof supports are barely visible, but they are there. Same for the FG. The die polishing that causes this is...
ENTRY POST As I live in Spain, and am not able to enter for myself, I would like to donate the prize if I were to be picked, to the 1ST UNDER 18...
Woke this morning to find I have won 2 elongated dimes. Fantastic. Thank you @Joshua Lemons looking forward to seeing them in hand. Congrats to...
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