Mint mark appears as a die chip. Am I seeing that correctly?
I don't get to see every post so if this has already been posted, my apologies. Economy service. 10 coins for $109.00, additional $12.00 each....
The 1886 is a key coin, and if real, is a keeper. The rest are common but it all depends upon how much your ring is worth. Can't make out any date...
Sorry for your loss Randy, but keep the coins for her as a memory.
Dye drag??? I certainly would not add this coin or any others on an insurance rider until you know how to use proper terminology and actually know...
Excellent price considering the slap in the face to the original submitter who paid that much to have it slabbed. Nice, I like it very much.
As the song goes..."Ain't That A Shame". Seems like they are losing out on a lot of ANACS business that way. Or maybe they just are not interested?
It would be a shame if they all turned out to be Chinese counterfeits.
Mint mark placement could be off because it was hand punched?
As said, likely a beginner submitted this. And a good reason why, if I'm not 100% sure on a doubled die, I'll send to Wexler. Cheapest way to be...
I believe it was the 1992 D they used Proof dies on the reverse. Not this one.
With the second 5 doubled I will go with die deterioration doubling. As you said about the blur, too hard to make any other comments on doubling.
If it is flush and does not have ridges, it is likely a minor struck through, grease or other debris.
This is why I much prefer a subscription to Numismatic News. They have a once a month price guide plus a weekly update on total Mint output/sales....
Possibly because the book is compiled in advance of the finished totals? Wonder what the 2019 edition might say?
I see you used this term more correctly than most here do. I've often wondered why some or most say copper when they are actually bronze. Are we...
Wellll...I was only kidding her you know.
Plastic tweezers my dear girl.
Sending you a virtual spanking for using your fingers.
A collar issue paddy?
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