Are you guy's talking about the vertical lines at the eagle's right wing tip? If so, those lines are raised and are notated as VAM-1I as...
I really like that 1934 Washington Quarter. I would have been all over that. Nice score!!
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Wow!! Stellar review of the coin! Thank you for the in-depth review. :)
Can you imagine some of the error's that got pulled off the lines back when the original Morgans were being minted? I'm sure some of those had to...
Paging @physics-fan3.14 your guess would be much appreciated. :)
Grade to be revealed later this afternoon...
There are some real jewels to still be found in those old rattlers... Nice buy!!
Man Paddy, you got robbed!! I would have given it an MS-Awesome!!
To late to the party. I missed a lot over the weekend, playing catch up now. That looks like it was struck in an inverted collar. Did you check...
They are beauties!! I used to dislike the Washington Quarter series. But over the last year, it has really grown on me. I don't care for the...
Machine Doubling would not produce a split serif at the bottom of the D like that. That is most certainly a RPM. It's a nice one too!! Nice find!
I know you can't, it's part of your nature. :) I just couldn't resist the VAM pun.. LOL
Yes, it's a chip in the plastic.
Vam you Dave!! :p I was going to Vam it when I got home and had some time. LOL You beat me to it. I did notice those wavy lines on the reverse...
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Just picked this up today. I really liked it, I thought she was nice for the grade. What do you think she graded? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you for the awesome information! Those die gouges are insane!! I will have to see what I can find on the cause of them.
Yeah, I guess it's called the "Grizzly Bear Claw" because of the die gouges at the top of the reverse through ATES OF looks like a bear gouged the...
I came across this today at a local shop while running some errands. I've found a little bit of info at the Ikegroup. I thought I would ask for...
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