You suppose the Mint just let her rip and produced the standard full run of a million cents with this slight misaligned die setup?
A Big Ole WPS!!! to you.
Not trying to predict the price. It's an abnormal spread providing an estimation, @ this time, on when the oil industry believes the current...
The story goes https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-08/chinese-tycoon-behind-big-nickel-short-faces-billions-in-losses
Look @ WTI oil current futures $128.16 Six months out Sept-22 futures $105.00, 9 months out Dec-22 $98.68 Dec-23 $85.15 Dec-24 $76.29 Dec-25...
Today - Nickel trading suspended on LME.
I'm probably wrong but it looks to me, the counterfeiters performed a breast augmentation on Lady Liberty.
Are all the counterfeits with bite marks 1796 off center?
Reminds me of the time about 20 years ago went into a nonprofit Thrift Store of a charity supported by United Way. They had just received a bunch...
Using the images from the original post didn't do much for the degrading issue. Overlayed a full petite head obverse map onto the full obverse...
I am planning on capturing the images from your original post to overlay. Maybe these will hold up better with less degrading in the CAD to jpg...
Let me know if you think the overlay is misplaced or mis-sized. Some degrading in image converting from cad file to jpg [ATTACH]
Thanks - learning and helping is what CoinTalk is all about.
I'll see what I can do - might be a day or two before I can get to it.
I think you are on the right track - just not Sure it is an 1843 N-4 under type. I can't get the tips of the star to line up. I think my overlay...
The area that has been removed from the die is the actual design. In other words the design is nothing more than a void/hole in a die.
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Technically a die physically carries none of the design. Just to complicate things a little more.
But I have to get the last word - there will also be some genuine coin varieties that get designated as counterfeit due to the fact it is unknown...
In the case Jack gave - I disagree. The submitter bought the coin from Stacks with the knowledge it was a struck counterfeit. Then submitted it...
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