How about an R-7? Now R-6+ 1806 O-127a R-7 1806 O-127a R-7 Grade: G-4 [Note: no condition census given for die state. However, O-127:...
or: 1806 O-118a R-3 Grade: F-15 Obverse: 10 Reverse: N-s2 Diagnostics: Obverse: Y recut at left side . Reverse: Shattered die [IMG] Click...
or: first 1805. Overton 104, R-4. [IMG] Click this bar to view the full image. [IMG] [IMG] Click this bar to view the full image. [IMG]
How about: 1795 O-109 R-4 VG-08 [IMG] Click this bar to view the full image. [IMG] [IMG] Click this bar to view the full image. [IMG]
It would probably details slab. That is why ANACS gave a N/A grade
just die erosion
Yes. Appears to be the missing edge lettering. The nickel is just PMD
Yes, RPD's. and not everything is in CPG
neat find. and silver
1) It is doubleD die; 2) The mintmark is punched separately. 3) then the MM would be a re-punched MM. 4) Pix too blurry to tell
ditto
If you are talking about the "Quarter Dollar" then that is machine doubling. No added value. For more info, Google "machine doubling" here is...
on the 1972, can you take a picture of the date?
Okay, this was/is a metal detecting coin. When I dig Indian cents, after soaking, they are commonly like this.
interesting
if you look closely at the straight lines you may be able to see cut marks which created the crosshatch look. Clearly PMD
that sucks.
Very Late Die State
ditto The second is MD
medal
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