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Ok here are images showing it isnt a scratch and that it is infact raised. Side (to show raised relief): [ATTACH] Better head on image:...
Id grade it at like AU50RB, but anyways turns out to be late die state RDV-005 not RDV-006:( [ATTACH]
Not improper alloy mix but still very nice coin. Yes there is a misaligned die strike but there isnt much of a premium on minor ones like so,...
The listing is CU-1986-1c-07. CU meaning cud. But yes the 7th 1986 cud.
Also look at how high the relief on IGWT is. That would not be present on a genuine 1965 silver quarter.
Maybe they tried to make it and sell it, there are some factories in China that make fake coinage (thousands of quarters) to spend in the States...
Yeah maybe. Ill get full pics later.
You can easily melt tin in a barbeque or on a stove. It looks cast to me.
Looks like some extra thickness IMO.
I think its around PCGS 58RB or ANACS 62BN. I will see at home, may be less. I haven't had much time to tak e a good look at it.
It doesnt look right.
Oh ok that makes more sense.
Does it scratch easily to a fingernail? Lead oxidizes very quickly so it wouldnt be lead unless electroplated. Could also be tin fake because tin...
Looks to be a later die state of CU-1987-1c-07.
Little misaligned die strike which cause a bit of a finned rim.
Oh and its 1988 not 1988-D my bad ;)
I saw your post and thought, hmm I must have some somewhere. Funny, I had it stashed in one of my coin books from a few years ago where you popped...
Yeah I think your right on the slabbing part actually, those scratches would prevent a higher grade.
Mr Mr. Whiles?
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