It could be a folded over finned rim. Or simply a small retained struck thru debri. I am hoping it is the latter. Cause thats a nice looking PF.
@Backtomyquarters As far as the grading, I think it would sell better on the secondary market if you get it attributed. Need a photo of the...
Why does Wexler do this? Notice in the description that he lists none for obverse die markers. An easy one is MM placement. MM placement is the...
[IMG] That has the most complete steps I have ever seen on an 83 Jefferson. Nearly 6FS. Of course the strike thru helped a bit.
Most examples of the 53S are weakly struck. PCGS shows that it has only graded 50 in FBL. and a few of them I would argue aren't true FBL. Recent...
Took me less than a minute to get to both yours and Greens. Maybe 10 or so clicks.
What do you mean folded over? Are you saying that there is extra raised metal. between the T and rim? Just not seeing it.
I', not seeing any extra thickness or separation line on your coin @Makin_Cents . Just some plating disturbances.
After seeing Kbbpll's thread. Not very good! They definitely could use some help in that department.
Great find!
Hey @Burton Strauss III is the above Mexican piece one of those samples you talked about?
Wow seems they need help in their photography department. Why not photo them before the slabbing?
As a central device on the coin it could be a Doubled die. Seeing the whole coin would also be good to tell if there is die deterioration...
It removed the details of her hair, and top of head.
Here was my first, I was lurking in the shadows for a little while. When you find that First undeniable DDO! | Coin Talk
She is missing the top of her head. Not a grease filled die. It would be from a heavy polishing, or lapping of the die. This removes the lower...
I really like that 1924 Peso.
I wouldn't remove it. But doing so would mean a dip and that removes any natural toning the coin has.
Because the devices are incuse, any movement during the strike would cause them to get bigger. Doubled dies happen in the Hubing process, not...
This is incuse die doubling, a form of MD. Awesome photos by the way.
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