These are collectible to some, They are a good reference to a latter die state, you might get a few bucks out of them. Cool die crack!
I think this is what we would call High jacking a thread. Start you own unique thread. This one belongs to @MEHodges
Die state refers to the life of the die. From first strike to final strike. Early die state. mid die state and late die state. As the die gets...
Yes
This happens when there is either a mechanical issue, or, when the copper plating is thin. By the way, it happens most on the MM
# 1 is allways a good reference. Shut! Number 2 is pretty convincing itself looks like @stldanceartist avatar.
I am sure I have seen that die state on Ct this week.
They are unique, an estate sale find?
Not even an XF?
I had to play.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Them are purdy!
Weak strike, planchet defect. I missed that Thread.
I was thinking that He would pull a "double ear". Son of a gun, I have been doing this for years, Their elusive.
With out a doubt a keeper. I like how the lamination has turned the corner. It has good preservation. Nice find.
Way, to point that out ID. I wonder what @Rare-Tim will come up with next.
A favorite of my herd. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@Paddy54 It is hard to see how the Blue fades into the Fire Orange. Slab or not, it would be hard to resist!
Nice catch on the Die chip. @alurid I hope this helps, Mint state examples can be a quick reference as to what the coin should look like. You can...
I am puzzled by the Blue skin on the high points. Taking another look.
By the way Right on the money @rlm's cents. Although I picked these up below Grey sheet.
Separate names with a comma.
