1950 is about right. In 1927 they were under $5.
That first image is really cool. Fun coin.
Nice group of proofs.
Can a dryer actually create enough heat to melt copper? I'm thinking something else caused this.
I'm the same but my press is broke. Transfer the ST to one coin and press it into the next coin. You get the ST looking correct and the Liberty...
Anyone that understands the coining chamber of a mint press, knows that this coin did not leave the mint looking like this. You would have to have...
Pretty coin. The luster gave it away.
I had plans to someday do a registry set but I never stayed with one brand of slab. When NGC quit allowing PCGS slabs, it killed it for me. Can't...
Really nice images.
If it were there, you would not need to enlarge it to see it. It's not a 32-D
Good for you. I'll remember as well.
What are trails?
You not knowing what you are talking about.
63 at best.
It's just damage. Not a DDR.
Both are just damaged coins.
Why would you want to have it graded?
I'm at 65 or 66. Tough from those images.
Great choice on the 1855 cent. Pretty coin.
You need a short name for this. Foot Crack Technique might work. FCT for short.:D
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