88, 04 and 06 have doubled ears also.
The area is too remote to be a clash. I don't see any evidence on the rest of the coin. That is too strong to not show on either side of the leaf...
Google is your friend, I am not sure if they were made in silver or if they were made in clad. Should be easy to find.
There are other hints on top of the leaf's that say this is a die chip. A clash wouldn't be raised from the surface of the coin.
Just a die chip.
No need to start two threads on the subject.
I took a peak through the site it works good. Thanks Doug.
Makes you wonder if the radial die cracks, not to mention about 3 that touch the rims on each side didn't affect the luster. That is an amazing...
He's not far!
Gotta add to the fire. Ole Ed Wood has quite the name around here. [MEDIA] Sorry, the thread was side tracked @kaosleeroy108 These two dates I...
That's a mighty fine coin you got there. I would consider it an "official cherry pick". Nice one @CircCam.
That's an amazing looking 21S Messydesk. I see know what you were saying.
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I would like to think it has a chance, but I have never seen a PL modern in person to judge what constitutes the grade. Nor, can I find any...
Some of us I think have just gotten used to folks that can't spell or let a computer try and proof read for them. I have young ins, and learning...
Wow ld beautiful Half. I think I see the slightest of wear. I am going with AU58. But wouldn't be surprised to see a low MS.
Possible retained cud. See if you can match it up. http://cuds-on-coins.com/lincoln-cent-retained-cuds-1955/
That one is very nice Doug. That's a clash with a 1857 Seated Liberty Half. The area you see is lady Liberty's right arm.
Your photos show a polished coin, color isn't the problem loss of all it's luster is. All polished coins have a deep red just like your shows.
Au and AG said he made a trip to search for the coins years ago. You can find his comments below....
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