Wow. That's pretty amazing. could even be called "die mutilation" or "die scarification."
I opine 63 for sure, maybe 64
Let's remember that we are looking at a Business Strike coin from the late 19th century. I trust the Anacs folks to be able to tell die polish...
You're welcome! I really do think it is a significant contribution to the numismatic library. I went back and edited a couple of times yesterday...
I would like to add that what are referred to as "die polish lines" by perhaps 99.9% of the numismatic community are usually caused by actions...
I've always felt that TruViews are "glamour shots. Nothing wrong with that. They are similar to images made with axial lighting.
Looks real to me... die clash by the date and late state dies with heavy flow lines. cool coin with a ton of history
From the photo, I just don't see FB. the groove in the middle band does not appear to be complete. My opinion might change with other photos.
I've used Mainebill's approach successfully several times.
Well, it was just a question of time until everything the mint churn(ed)(s) out can be evaluated by someone else for their approval and a sticker....
Gambling or drugs, this same scenario has been played over way to many times. I hope those people weren't counting on that to fund their retirement.
by forum member Jason Poe. I recently ordered a copy of this book, and was not disappointed as I read it. As the author makes clear in the...
Love that dime, Larry. Mainebill's circam seated quarter looks perfect!
Thought so. :) Now it remains to see how far wrong I was on the price difference. :wideyed:
I would continue to enjoy it in the OGH. Beautiful coin!
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I'll guess the first coin is MS 62 PL and the second MS 64. Given your dedication to PL coins I think you bought the first one with a price...
Thanks for the info, Brandon. Very attractive examples you have there!
That's a very good article, Greg. I'm not sure I agree with JA about the 46 DDR being "subtle" though, as DD's go I think it's pretty strong. [IMG]
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