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Crazy looking. A full image would be cool.
For a 1940 proof set you would have to.
Nice find.
I'll guess there are less 70s in MS.
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I don't feel this coin is a good choice to dip. Can't see that helping the coin. It's pretty cool just the way it is.
Well I'll be darn. There are still lubricants being used in the minting process. Who would of thought. :rolleyes:
Thanks. That's it but I think there was an earlier edition of it.
It has always been understood that the term grease filled die involved grease/oil, (whatever you wish to call it) and debris. I only know of one...
Not a DDO.
It's just machine doubling.
I'll go with 64.
Q. David Bowers wrote a great book on this topic many years ago. I can't find the darn thing to offer what's it's called. It had much to do with...
Fun thread insider. In my early days, I didn't have the money to collect gold. When I did have the money, I didn't have the education needed to...
That's going to be a cool looking set. Love the 1906 cent.
Really nice.
It's just a damaged coin. It's only value is the silver.
Damaged. As said, the rim is not there.
Nice start.
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