I really don't have much time to expand. I am sure that others here can give a better answer. One of the major changes was the evolution of die prep.
Did ya count it yet? Or just pick what you like and pay him for it?
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As Paddyman said. The 9 and B are very common places to find Die chips. Or IDB's. In fact the late 50's especially the 57. The dies were littered...
Have you tried Wexlers? He has coneca -004 as WRPM-001 And shows plenty of die markers. I would think that it is a little baggy for a 66, but...
Yes as said above MD. It is a very common place for the flat and shelf like doubling.
AU55 details. The surfaces just do not show any luster but there is plenty of details.
What you are seeing is from heavily deteriorated dies. It isn't a DDR.
Hey @dollar have you checked the diameter? I am still not sure what to think.
If they were in red boxes, I would say deal!
And they will, just because in the direction they are going. There has to be a stand out coin. It could be the one auctioned above. We will never...
Not to kick the red book. All you all stay safe on the East Coast. Randy, Lord Marcovan, Larden And others. This storm is/could pick up some...
Last one I bought was in 2017. I would rather buy the red books that are devoted to one series.
What is the weight Dollar? It looks altered, nefarious or not.
+1 on the finned rim.
I have collected some pretty wild plating blisters over the years. That one is definitely has some issues.
I believe the flame first made a change in 69. From RDV-001 to RDV-002. The two different variety's can be found on 69, 70, and 70D. Here are the...
Better photos are needed. Both obverse and reverse.
Cool finds Paddyman.
What detector are you using. You might need something that reads a little deeper?
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