The lower photo has vertical polishing on both sides. Thats not circulation.
These 58's came out of wheat rolls that I stashed years ago. And now residing in a library of coins Album.
Coppercoins also has their examples, die stages will change with the deterioration, matching exactly also means that the coin can have attributes...
I wonder why there were two that said details/cleaned. I would either suspect that they saw the crud left over above ST, or they saw the coins...
I agree with die deterioration. The L of Liberty is most likely a gas bubble.
The bigger error is the large die crack on Lincolns head. Also what makes a clash worth a premium is evidence of a date on the reverse. Have you...
It's possible that it could garner a little extra money, Grease filled dies are common and it would take a couple buyers really wanting it to make...
Haven't even looked yet. LOL
I am not looking to slab them I just wanted everyone's opinion. Because they were just treated with Verdicare.
I am at 280,000
Would you expect these to get a details cleaned grade, or would they strait grade? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I hope that some others that know these to chime in. I don't know what the weight should be in reference to the OP's. Also was this clipped...
It's been clipped a few times. But nice looking Cob.
Fill us in @Mark68 what is whatnot?
Good work Lou, probably just a later die stage.
A new one for the Cuba collection, and another for the foreign coins struck in US. This one was struck in Philadelphia. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I finished them yesterday, but just got a chance to photo them. Coin 1. [ATTACH] [IMG] [ATTACH] [IMG] coin 2 [ATTACH] [IMG] [ATTACH] [IMG]
There were a couple of references. One in VV and I think a couple in Wexler that had die cracks. You might check the references again.
Top it off it is the "Best of Variety" for the year. Is that a die crack from eyebrow to hair?
If I see extra thickness, or separation lines. I always would like to have a reference. Not that I think it would garner a premium in the market...
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