Not seeing a memorial at all, I think your eyes are deceiving you. That still isn't the clash we were looking for. The question was of a MUDC,...
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Yours is MPD FS-302. Quite different than the S/HorS
Great buy, Look for that type C. http://www.error-ref.com/transitional-reverse-1964-d-quarter/
Maybe take it to a masonic lodge, and see if any of the names ring their bell. The lodge could have some neat info.
What color is the toning around the rim? Dark terminal toning will tend to lower the grade.
But even in those venues the coins are slabbed before sale/auction.
If there is no raised metal on the edges of the anomaly. Then I would call it a strike thru. Your second set of photos look better than the first.
These can be found from 79' to 81' P and D. I have a number of them.
These are the same weight and diameter as Barber dimes. 17.9 mm and 2.5g.
Yep definitely not worth grading.
Still a woody by definition. The different tones say that the metal wasn't properly mixed and softer in areas.
A proof will have mirrored surfaces and a slight cameo to the devices. I am not seeing it. The pictures are too blurry and insufficient.
I think that is saying that the metal has been displaced, If it had not been displaced I think that I could call it a strike thru.
The number has gone up to 7 of these. Might have to do a give away or something. I am hoping to find a later or earlier die state to go with them.
I read the numbers on these and they are definitely money makers for the mint. But how long sitting in storage facilities, monitored by guards,...
Well as far as cracking the slab it has already been done. It happened before I started the GTG. I still haven't dipped the coin and may do it in...
@Mountain Man In hand it looks like it possibly had an old cleaning, not necessarily a harsh cleaning. I wondered if folks thought that it had re...
That made me laugh, good one!
Thanks Thank you.
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