In my area, Walmart and danger go together.
Even Heritage can bid on the coin.;)
It has something to do with the way you are taking the images.
Nice clash.
I wish you would stop posting those images. This is a new member with little history here.
It's glue or just damage from being smashed into another coin. No extra value.
Same question here. Where did you read this?
Die crack on the reverse of the second one?
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The mint has done a great job of keeping the ASE program alive and crazy.
I try to catch parts of HA at the show. It's fun to just kick back and watch coins being sold.
I don't see many using credit cards at the show. Most dealers are not able to process cards there and it cost them 2 to 5% in fees if they do....
It's pretty in the images. It looks AU to me.
Great threads johnmilton. Love the history.
I bought 10 mint sets in 1996, just to get the extra dime. I'll have to check. Maybe I got lucky and some of them are clashed. Thanks for sharing.
62 looks right to me. It's an image. NGC had the coin in hand.
Cool clash.
Rick Snow published a lot of interesting information on the 1877 a few years ago. He was showing how the services have been grading these higher...
Not many clashed die coins have much value but they are fun to collect.
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