To add on what Fred said coins are minted not stamped,paper money and coins are two whole different processes.
Because of your photography,things can play tricks on the eyes easily like this for example.Your coin shows a ridge ring so not a true doubled die...
A cud???sure is a odd one.
Ever since I've seen those escudos of yours I'm looking for one:):).
Very interesting thread Been eating my popcorn this whole time.
Ok good to know now I probably found a bunch of these but without the missing piece on the coin.Assumed just damaged and back into the roll.
Wait so that's what the rim anomaly is?the missing piece is on Lincoln's face.I have seen similar examples on coins but no missing piece. Though...
Ok I get it,though it was just a plain(strike through)so they can be this far from the rim with no contact.
Not seeing it.
Looks like the coin had some action in the pacific itself!!;);).
interesting coin not sure,it could be a strike through but appears to be a huge gash(damage).The edge is just pushed metal from some kind if...
The mint mark looks like it took a hit better pictures would help.The type 1/2 is for the proofs your coin looks like a business strike so just an(S).
Nice lamination anywhere around $10 more or less.
Wow huge surprise you got a great deal most likely.
Here ya go.. https://boards.ngccoin.com/topic/117773-ngc-slab-varieties/
Yay thank you all so much!!!:):).
They made those with 50% and 80% silver in that condition the only way to tell is with a XRF analyzer.
Yes the little star shape at the back of the hat and that line isn't a die chip technically but a progression.
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I thought the edge reeds had to be effected but it looks normal.So would this be classified as a railroad rim then with some damage.
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