ah bee ah bee that's all folks... [IMG]
try top of the head... just under the B and the E... look at the larger picture... that is definitely why it is in a scratched holder.
Bought this guy the other day at a little local coin show. I thought I'd share. [IMG]
I was just reading about these in the coin world... Bill was that your article? I don't remember... Is that a known die pair for being an inverted...
I think you have seen national treasure one too many times....
I always look at coins in problem holders... This is the reason... ANACS "Problem holdered" this coin for being scratched. In my opinion these...
hard to see those 2 little boogers
you know scientifically larger brains have less wrinkles...
I bought this guy at a show yesterday. I honestly like it better this way. Definitely a unique piece. It's in an old ANACS MS64BN holder. [IMG]
I'm still leaning towards strike through.. especially with the new pictures... A nice defined border on the indention.... lack of striations......
don't see it... :desk:
kind of out of order but [IMG]
HA!! Now that's good! that's how you know it is a good reference!
If the reverse looks normal it sounds like it could be a misaligned die... depending on how off the obverse is... it could have a premium
It looks like it could be a VAM (variety Morgan) for instance the 1880 P (i assume that's what this is?) VAM 4 sounds like it has similar...
I agree that it is a possibile that it could be a lamination... im personally leaning more towards a strike through... but definitely not glue....
Ok, well since your going to start name dropping... I have known Chuck and been a huge fan and supporter of his work for a looooong time... We...
Yes! welcome buster!!
I would also like to see a different angle... try from about a 45 degree angle or even steeper... this should show that it is down into the coin.
The OP states that it is down into the coin... INTO the coin... not on top of the coin... last time I checked glue doesn't sink down into a...
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