Check the die markers, there are stages A-H http://varietyvista.com/02b%20LC%20RPMs%20Vol%202/1964DRPM002.htm EDIT You beat me to it
Linear plating blisters, very common on zinc core, copper plated cents, IMO
It is also a way to convert a higher grade details coin to a lesser straight graded coin. And of course, they can have special meaning as well....
I will be able to continue when we get to 1906
There are no known DDR on Wexler or Variety Vista for that date and MM. Keep looking that is where the fun is.
Hi @Rachelle Faris welcome to CT
There is no doubling on your coin, only circulation wear and tear. Please cite your sources for such a ridiculous valuation.
Concur. Large date, and it is not a weakly struck Liberty, rather it has a little machine doubling from a worn die, which is also not what you want.
Hope you feel better soon
It is very close in size to a 2 Euro cent. Euro cent 18.75mm Canada cent 19.05
Edit to read "mature", LOL
Nice examples above. I have one IOM coin, this is a proof commemorative of 300 years of Manx coinage with the triskellion in the centre display of...
Living and working in a tourist town in Spain, it is not unusual to occasionally get modern, non EU coins in change. The foreign coins get mixed...
Mintmarks were no longer individually punched into master dies after about 1990, so cannot be an RPM.
4,400 struck in .925 Silver [ATTACH] [ATTACH] EDIT: Sorry guys, wrong section
Nice haul again, well done. It is possible the Chinese coin (if not a copy) is something like this China Qing Dynasty Guangxu 1 Cash Coin
Mine is all on an Excel spreadsheet. Binders and folders have a ref no. then coin details etc. If you then right click on an empty cell you can...
Yeah, there comes a time when counting backwards is advantageous. I said the same a month ago when I hit 60. Happy un-birthday
Hi and welcome to CT The edges of the object appear fibrous, such as a piece of die polishing cloth or similar. The shape and depth of the strike...
The 1763 was 28.8 grams and 43mm diameter [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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