Yes, but it changed the type, meaning no Barber half could follow, unless it was also a 1904.
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(From my old flatbed scanner imaging days in the early 2000s) [ATTACH]
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Oops! I missed the subtle transition, too.
Gotta get me one of those. Love that type. Thanks for the reminder.
'Nother key date from my old VG-F Dansco set. [ATTACH]
I voted 5, too. But the other 5, which is clearly superior. They're tied now. 4 to 4. Each needs just one more vote so both 5's can be tied...
Humble grade, but key date. (This one's not a detector find. I've dug only one Barber half: an AG-ish 1894-O.) [ATTACH]
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(Back to the dug stuff, just for fun) [ATTACH] Peekaboo! [ATTACH] Aha! A 1913 T2! Too bad there's no "S" mintmark, but I can't complain. [ATTACH]
How'd we go from the Azores to landlocked Switzerland? ;) Here. Since the Azores are in the Atlantic, we can sail NNW to Greenland. [IMG]
(PCGS MS65. A casualty of my recent selloff. Lovely coin. I had three or four people waiting in line in case the buyer changed his mind. He...
I'll go along with that. Maybe 65. Tough call with the die polish lines. Had to LOL at the text in the image. I'm a member of the same club.
Ditto. Thanks for posting that.
Interesting. But since I'm no currency guy, I wouldn't know if that happened during or after the printing.
Prettiest 'Roo penny I've seen.
Love the stuff that you craftsmen get up to.
Majestic, indeed! I'll shake on that! [IMG]
Great Britain (Island of Lundy): bronze 1-puffin token issued by Martin Coles Harman, 1929 [IMG] PCGS MS65 RD; population 5 with none higher as of...
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