With coins like this I always try to check the metal content if possible.
Crossed swords in that style almost always means Saudi Arabia. You'll see the same sword design on Saudi coins. I think you've answered your own...
It doesn't appear to be from the original printing, at least not to me. This could be some sort of "after" damage. Perhaps from the rubber...
Very interesting and informative. I had little knowledge of those. Thanks for posting.
Is the LCS owner older, with bad eyesight? no offense to him.
The first dime, and you spotted those things right away? Excellent work !! Keep searching and posting. Eventually you'll find something really...
The good news is , you're getting there. Finding and recognizing the common but worthless errors, is the first step. Welcome to Coin Talk !!
I'm gonna start hangin' at the lcs.
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You could probably get a chaw. or a candy.
From my experience : 1) No 2) Yes 3)Yes 4)No There will be other opinions and I'm sure at least some will differ from mine.
That's a lot of money for a 2 cent piece, for me anyway.
I loved the Weekly Reader. There was another kid's magazine back then that I liked. I can't remember the name. I think it started with an S. I...
BTW, to answer the first above question, I like the 2nd set best.
I was going to ask : Do you have another one that shows the horse's legs differently? Anyway, Welcome to Coin Talk !!
Great Contest !! Thanks to LM for hosting these fun contests and many thanks to all of the generous contributors.
And some more. Look at who one of the references for this article is: 1970_Peace_Dollar
Here's some good reading : 1964-d-peace-dollars-do-they-really-exist
LOLOLOL. HOOHAH. Good One S94
Though I'm sure I'm not who you're referring to, still, I resemble that remark. lol
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