Which TPG do you plan to use? Please post the results when you get it back
Sorry, but it's only environmental damage. It did not leave the mint looking like that
Please post the results when it comes back
Oh no. That means we have a couple more weeks of inconclusive pics and "trust me, it has to a matte proof" posts....
You have it backwards. Think it through. The L is significantly lower than the rim (on your coin) and since it's so close, it will be protected...
Send the darn thing to a TPG and quit screwing around. :banghead::facepalm: Nobody can say for certain if it has the key diagnostics, based on...
Could be related to the die usage. Those dies are extremely worn.
My bad. But maybe the explanation will help others
It's called a Misaligned Die (MAD). One die is installed slightly off center, while the other die is installed correctly. You can usually find...
Nice misaligned die (MAD). Usually these don't carry a premium, but yours is dramatic enough that it may be worth a couple dollars to the right...
The pic isn’t the greatest on my monitor, but I can see enough to spot a circulation hit in the lower left of the D. Although I can’t see it in...
It's environmental damage. Heat (my choice)? Buried? Chemicals? Some combination? It's almost impossible to say for certain. My recommendation...
Not necessarily. The different alloy domains in the coin may tone differently or at different rates depending on the alloy composition. The...
I have an example of this notgeld and did a little research to understand the meaning a few years ago. I wish you would have published your post...
@goldcollector Just like the platinum run you predicted less than 4 weeks ago. However, sooner or later you have to guess right, because you've...
You don't have a dropped element from an urn. The error-ref.com said it was verified by using an overlay. Notice that they went to the extra...
@Hunting Rare These are the die markers you need to match EXACTLY. @robec is providing you with with info based on a lot of experience in early...
And how many of these were struck in Denver on planchets that are small enough to fit into a cent coining chamber? Thanks for posting @gronnh20...
Who is "They"? Who told you 5 centavos were minted in Denver in 1969? Not trying to be rude, but I can't make sense of your post. I understand...
We would like to hear your theory on how this could occur? US Would you please provide the your source that shows the U.S. mint in Denver struck 5...
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