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So many ways to image coins. It's all about practice and more practice.
I don't think it's whizzed.
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I remember when folks were all talking about saving silver coins but I was too young and broke to save them. That was probably about 1968.
One of my favorite coins.
Good point.
Yes I have. You just never know what you might find. The 1934 looks really nice.
Same here.
Is it possible for a set up strike to be larger that a normal dime?
Nice looking coin to me. I don't see anything that makes me think it's cleaned. I don't think it's important even if it was. Just a nice old dollar.
It just has the worn look of a war nickel to me.
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The shape of the top and bottom of the large and the small look much different to me. The small has a much tighter radius with the serifs tucked...
I agree with getting an accurate weight first. Question for the OP. Is the coin as round and the same size as a normal dime? Maybe just the angle...
With the new images using lighting from a different angle, I no longer see the RPM.
Just for fun. I should probably crack this one out and take care of the PVC but I have been lazy.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I see it as an art. I watch both young and old make these each year at Fun. Nice folks to talk with.
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