Distortion on the fields is common on a late die state strike, it is from indirect die transfer. IDT will also cause die cracks in the stressed...
Thanks guys, it is too bad it is so roughed up. I surely wouldn't have passed on it for a little over melt. @Robert Ransom
Very informative!
Yes, this does happen. But what the folks here are talking about is not a dropped letter. Not even close to retained. Please follow up with a...
You are looking at it all wrong. You need to be looking at the fine points of the devices. The doubling actually adds to the devices in the photo...
I would like to think it was a multiple test strike piece. The bubbles on the reverse remind me of indirect die transfer.
Just goes to show you how most buyers find the grade more appealing than the coin. These grades deserve to be swapped, pretty egregious if you...
I know that at least a few of those are two sided.;)
I am sure my son and I have a few old pairs of jeans. Might have to add a kid to the mix.
As an R-7 does it have much value in the shape it is in?
Not a lamination, that is the design combined with circulation.
Thanks for the photos, I am gonna have to copy your neighbor next year with the snowman! It's great!
And here is what he says in part of his description. Rainbow "Professionally" Toning We understand that some people like "professionally" toned...
Note that the so called 5 is not designated on the slab. This is another trying to make a buck, well make that about $30,000.
You did well on the overlay, very cool! I believe they are all die cracks. I see some evidence of die deterioration, and not seeing the evidence...
I am not seeing a lamination on your coin can you point it out?
Condition is the key, when you find interesting errors. This is VAM-1H It has relatively low interest but it is rare. rated as an R-7 which means...
What happens when they get to 70? Are they gonna invent a new +/* type designation, when a far superior coin in? I voted low end 65 the break in...
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