I think everything you're seeing on this coin are the results of a worn die and PMD. There may be a die chip by the O in George.
Yes, MD
It's going to be hard to give you a definite answer without better pics. Try taking some shots through a loupe. We need clearer images.
That's true , but only on clad coins. The heat will cause gasses to bubble up the clad layer. I don't think that's possible for 90% silver though....
That looks like a plating blister(corrosion), there's another one on Abe's shoulder.
I believe these should have a copy stamp as they are considered legal tender so the seller is breaking the law there. Then putting them in US Mint...
The result of an ebay bad pic gamble. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Do you know it's been five and a half years since you got your answer? I'll check back in in 2020 to see your response. :D Nice errors BTW.
I don't know what the margins were before the most recent change but everything looks hunky dory to me. I do like new font size. I don't have to...
Just one 4 coin silver set for me. I think my favorite will be the uncirculated Denver coin, it'll be the closest to the original '64. The Philly...
The fortunate thing is you have enough steel there to help with the metal value.:)
I knew that. For the life of me I don't know why I thought this was a later date when I posted. Senility starting to set in I guess.:eggface:
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I think this is a fake. It looks like a obverse #1 which would be wrong for the date.
If it's a fake it would have fooled me.
#2 also but I wouldn't expect the dealer to cover the cost of submission. Unless it was agreed to at the time of purchase.
Don't gamble very often but the sellers pic of the reverse showed there might be some meat on this one. Not a huge gamble at $10.50 shipped but it...
San Fran did strike business strikes in '70. As far as trying to prove a coin was struck at San Fran without a mintmark, it would be like trying...
There's also a very nice one in the '88 P. To the OP, I don't think yours is a DDO.
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