cherry???
BQ, the early die state O-136 (prior to the mis-placed date being lapped off of the die)is quite rare--at least R-5+ and possibly an R-6 in and of...
Check JR-1, rather than JR-5. One thing it definitely isn't is JR-7 and from the pic I don't think it is the "high 3" of the 5 and 7.
No desire to own any of the 3 mentioned...however, if found the 09S--would bring more money when immediately put up for sale.
It is illegal to attempt to pass/sell as real, but as long as it was manufactured/imported prior to the passage of the Hobby Protection Act of...
And thus my response.
Modern crap!!!;)
Not the coins, but the extraneous bullion crap they put out very well could be.
No longer 5+, just a 5 (and on its way down to 5- as more are discovered)...but as a Red Book variety it carries a major premium over normal...
If the obverse cracks are there then it is almost assuredly the plain edge. I might still crack it out though and resubmit as VF 35 is IMO too...
Unlike John, above, I would bet that this is the XXX edge. The reverse die crack is there, but I don't see any sign of the obverse die cracks...
Yes
Best ever? Probably this one. (even though she no longer lives with me) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not a major pick, but reasonable...unattributed 1812/1 small 8. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
-- buy them slabbed with authentication? -- buy them raw and have them slabbed and authenticated? Keep in mind that the TPGs--none of them--are...
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It is O-102. When first looking I was hoping for O-101, a strong R-5+ which used the same reverse die.
I PERSONALLY very much "Trust in God." We, The People, do not--and never have--trusted in God (any God) and to claim that we do is IMO blasphemy....
Not by variety, but I have a couple.
I always liked this one with the obverse clash marks looking like the sun beaming out from under the rock. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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