And at around 1500 bucks for one now it still would today. (admittedly, not racing fuel) Who says coins are a great hedge against...
Can't really tell from the pics, but more than likely either a grease-filled die (most likely) or slightly mis-aligned dies.
VF-30 (or so) Overton 104...polished and retoned.
A die crack on a coin is the exact opposite of a "flaw in a coin". A flawed coin would be one struck from a cracked die which DOESN'T exhibit the...
Probably blow it all on 1827 half dollars.
O-103
55
Correct...too much rub for 58, IMO, but that's how they seem to get graded today.
AU-55...on the wrong day it gets bumped to 58.
48 years specializing in them helps. ;)
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