The mint did not make a 78CC rev.of 79!
NO need for any tests, etc. The rev. is of a 79...end of discussion.
Too bad the Mint replaced the Ike with SBAs.
I placed a 1978-S PF 69 in my type set.... the best looking of all the proofs, and the least expensive too...only about $20 for a near perfect...
Well, I finally looked thru my 59 business strikes and found a Type 2 in NGC MS65!
I'm after a 76 type 1 in 66...tough at a good price!
Sounds like you don't like cats either. I have a Pit Bull and she takes care of unwelcome cats.
Dreaming of adding to my numismatic gold type set. Need a type 2 Double Eagle, then on to the $10 coins with any luck.
Everything about it is FAKE...I asked my other half to look at it and she replied "That looks Chinese!"
I don't even like cats...but I try and be nice to them anyway.:shame:
Looks genuine MS to me...not an SMS. 1965 SMS are very well struck, have very clean fields, and few blemishes. The 65 MS quarters have weaker...
Agree...the soap bars have or will give a not so attractive toning to silver coins. As for the newer slabs, the grading is no better than a crap...
Looked for type 2s on the 58s a while back but to no avail...Now for the 59s. An article in the Sept. 2018 Numismatist on page 16 very vaguely...
That is the nicest 65 business strike I've ever seen! Out of almost 2 billion coins I doubt there are more than a few this nice.
Mee Yow Too.
Looks like it was hit with a hammer.
67, and rare!
64 if lucky with the typical mushy strike. They look like they're struck thru grease with worn dies.
Just saw a 1883-O GSA in flat pack cellophane graded MS63 by NGC...$151...offered by "The Reeded Edge"...the price reflects the extra value of...
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