Congrats on the coin. While you wait for the rest, it would be great to upgrade your Registry. Add some pictures, add some descriptions... make...
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Looks nice, congrats!
AU-55, cleaned and retoned.
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Look at the bottom serif of the S. It is very minor, but it is split.
Love that stripey toning!
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When the GW bucks first came out, my eager grandparents got me one of those ballistic rolls in the gold ingot case. Bless their hearts. I had to...
I have left the name of a trusted dealer with my mom and brother. Of course, I also talked to the dealer to let him know that this may happen.
Where is that "obvious" doubling at? I'm not seeing it.
Yes, from the pictures it looks like you have an RPM. However, it looks very minor... Usually the examples chosen for the CPG are more significant...
No, I see no evidence at all that yours matches that one. The coin in the OP looks like a normal mintmark from a later die state, a little...
Nice! I think I overweighted the marks on her legs.... the fields look nice, clean and lustrous. That's a blazer!
I'll go with 64.
Yeah, I don't see the spot in your pictures. It might be clearer in hand?
It depends on how badly I want the coin ;)
In that case, yes, this is definitely the weaker Bugsie. And its an attractive example, too.
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1. Why talk about something completely unrelated to the question and coin in the OP? 2. S makes circulation strikes and proof strikes from Cu-Ni...
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