Not at all. A bicentennial quarter either needs to be a conditional rarity, or it needs to be a very nice looking DDO to be worth over face value....
This is due to die wear. As the die strikes coins the dies are often removed and polished to prolong them or remove unwanted characteristics.
Hopefully not related to Ed Wood.:D
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The angle of strike would surely cause this collar to break. Until further evidence . I would call them note worthy . @furryfrog02 can you find...
I manage, had the usual cold, wet, fall snows. But none the less looking East as always.
Your photos show a much more crooked O in ONE, But I may be suffering from a Good ole Irish Beer, named Guinness.
Howdy Rick!
If Reproduction was this easily gained what stopped the forger from pocketing the real dies and giving them to a guy to strike coins from a...
@paddyman98 would the first be considered a finned rim, instead of a cud because it hadn't enveloped fully?
You have a link to this? VV or Wexler?
Fun add to cuds on coins . Is Mike Diamond still a member here? http://cuds-on-coins.com/
Love the PL and Woodie!
It looks altered. Possibly 1934
I wanna say 65 but I know this is a striated planchet. Looks like it might have been hit with MS 70. To Blue for my liking.
Cool pocket piece!
I quite indulging in coins about a year ago. I could see that an AU50* That is gorgeous!!
It isn't nice to talk about the TPG's that way!
You have another one @Coinsandmedals ?
I almost bought the two enders of an 83O roll today. Wish that the guy would have dealt with me cause they would have been fun to add to @GDJMSP...
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