Thats a neck clash. The N would be seen on the opposite side at the neck if it is there. I don't see it. Those two neck clashes and the clash with...
Sorry I just wasn't reading it right. I think that any type of value would be in the provenance. How many were struck and who owned the piece...
Nah, not reading it right. 1993 30 years ago, stuck in 53'?
Thats a real interesting overstrike, but minted 70 years ago would be my first clue.
That didn't happen. You may have picked the pot, and think that you scored but's let's bring this down to reality. You grabbed an XF coin, No...
Way, over pixelated, Better Photos needed.
Interesting I have never seen one.
I will try to dig that photo up. If Dollar is ok with that.
Awesome gaming tokens! @alurid @ZoidMeister @H8_modern
The obverse looks like it could be a retained IDB. I also really like the bilevel die crack on the reverse.
It's been since the ancients that coins were made with any type of high relief. There might be a few out there. I can think of the 1921 Peace...
The thing is that this coin fairly descent on the obverse. Still has a terminal toned area of concern at 10-11 oclock. The reverse has too much...
Could be die filled, but photos are the only way to get a correct answer.
Errors and Varieties any country, my newest interest has become Roman Republic coinage.
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Thats a strike thru, if you search the forum here you will find many variations.
I would be cautious unless money isn't an issue. Just figure a good way to take clear photos and post them here. Grading is an expensive game...
Looking for the overton, I spent too much time looking at the strike than I did with the luster. I see plenty of luster for a 50.
Here is a good read from a few years back. 1982 lincoln ( Zinc ) Nice Retained Lamination | Coin Talk I have also seen what @Rick Stachowski...
Most definitely, I haven't ever bought a coin from the internet, all my purchases are in hand with a loop. Detecting a cleaning on a straight...
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