Dime Freak: You got a nice deal. I would have bid. That thing may dip out nice.
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I'll let you know. ;)
ksparrow Nice die crack from the bust to the rim.
RPM and Machine/strike doubling. Rock: I don't understand what you are saying. Sure the RPM could be the same size.
yes, they are common, but fun to find. The metal, nickel composition, is very hard and tough on the dies.
that COULD be a simple die damage or part of a clashed die. Look at your other nickel die crack, thinner and irregular.
baked refers to putting the coin in an oven at high temperature to atrificially tone the coin. It does look like AT (artificial toning) but...
yes, it is a die crack.
it looks a lot nice than the grade. Also, I can't see the corrosion, over all, nice congrats.
looks like a nice coin. so.... inquiring minds want to know: what does something like that go for? what is the pop?
rotation is within tolerances, save your money. 5 to 10 % is within normal.
probably not, too much detail. If it was on a quarter planchet, it would be too thin for that good a strike. Melville show tomorrow.
look at the edge, do you see any copper? compare to a quarter's edge.
take it out of the holder, the marks look pretty bad, but they may be on the holder.
what? You can't see that is a perfect example of an Indian head cent? oh, sorry, I was looking at the picture, never mind. ;)
nice coin, but: 4,000 X face? j/k of course.
I am so proud of you! ;)
oh, my gosh! Hold onto your hats, folks! I agree with Doug. Scary, huh?!?!
I have to agree.
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