:(I agree that the coin was damaged, I am not sure you see the Variety or Error though.;)
It's not a DDO or a DDR.
I agree with collar, maybe a stiff Collar. https://www.error-ref.com/?s=stiff+collar
I really don't see anything but maybe some plating disturbances.
It's real close and not off enough IMO to give it the benefit of the doubt. Glad you posted that I was looking for it.
Ok the title was correct, but then I found a match. And answered my own question. Here are the photos, for you to contemplate. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I wasn't expecting to see a gold coin in the op. Nice where was that one hiding?
Here is a link Gigi. Danish West Indies 4 Daler KM 72 Prices & Values | NGC (ngccoin.com)
Not a DDR but still a nice looking Jeff for it's age http://varietyvista.com/04a%20JN%20DD%20Vol%201/DDRs%201939.htm The 58D Has a few steps there.
Do you have photos? 1904 Liberty?
Not a bad hunt the 39 and 58 look pretty decent. What does the reverses look like?
This RPM is not on VV, I was originally thinking RPM-014 but the S is too low, and the abraded die is not present. I haven't checked Wexler yet....
I see it a nice coin in an old soapbox slab. But would not expect it to upgrade. The toning is a bit dark and don't think that it could be dipped...
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The luster and strike is incredible, I was late to the party.
I think that they are adjustment marks. The reverse looks like it has seen some circulation to me, But that means nothing. MS64
I would imagine the buyer will go after Roma for reimbursement. Otherwise he has to call it a loss.
Not sure what you mean Jim. The guide book to Buffalo and Jefferson nickels would be a start. It says that the 92D above is 1 in every 2 is 5FS,...
I hadn't searched the die pair. I see these regularly at coin shops. Would have bought one of them but the dealers want ridiculous money for them...
MS68 the strike is a little weak.
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