Mark has nailed this one to a T. It is the N6. I too question the surfaces of this coin. This reminds me of the coins that were dipped in the...
Mark, The first two die chips are there and without question the ones that are being talked about by Parsley. The die crack that you have focused...
Frank, the key to attrib the 1836's is the positioning of the 6. Watch the position of the 6 in relation to S7. Take a straight edge and run it...
Got this in the mail today. 1836 O-107 R4. XF-40. [IMG] [IMG] The obverse was struck using Obverse Die 4-s2. This was the second...
March 27th, 6:55PM EST
Who knows. Its all a big secret. Like I said before, Talk in riddles and see if anyone calls you on something.
3 cents Canadian or about 2 cents US. Very common, I still find them here in Michigan when I get bored and roll search.
Frank beat me to this one. I agree 100% with Frank. Awesome token there. Very interesting the stage that the die must of been in at the point...
You are not alone my friend. There are millions of them sitting in vaults waiting for the reserve to release them. I spoke with my local bank...
I see no evidence of any doubling anywhere after blowing the coin up 400%. I do see what looks like damage all around the Obverse portrait
ok, Spock, did they move Bombay to Yugoslavia or something. Please try and be less cryptic and enlighten us on what you are seeing.
I agree but with a few additions. Remember names! I have heard so many times a person walk up to one particular dealers table and be called by...
The reason is the way he is cropping the picture. This took me 42 seconds to do from his picture.
Neutral was the right thing to do along with an email to the seller explaining why. I to have gotten coins taped like that and have sent emails....
Maybe this will help. Our Spring Convention will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 23, 24 and 25, 2009 Hyatt Regency Hotel...
You got that right. Seems the 1915 P is a sleeper.. Nice pickup, That 20 is sharp.
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