When this all started, I wanted the family to win. The more I learned, I changed my opinion. Now I just hope that folks will be able to see the coins.
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I'll go 66 on both. The reverse of the first one looks to have really cool luster.
Cool find.
Willy got it.
Something on coin grading may be helpful.
Sorry but you have nothing but a stained coin. It's worth 25 cents.
I would think the die would have smashed it flat into the surface of the coin. Maybe a die gouge?
Nice coin.
We needed an Indian Head cent or anything dated 1906.
Hi Bud. You need to post an Indian Head cent or any coin dated 1885.
It's too pretty to crack and put into a Dansco. It will turn full brown and loose most of the color. Save it and buy something raw that matches...
I have a hard time calling these real without seeing some signs of the Blakesly Effect. I'm seeing something on the reverse.
I would like to see a full image of the obverse.
Sorry. It's a large date.
Thanks.
It's MD and the plastic is messing with your images.
Jim, would a specific gravity test work? I'll guess the difference is too small to help.
I have never bought from the Franklin Mint but they have made some really cool looking stuff. The prices were always too much for me.
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