@paddyman98 Please correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't they called "Type 1" and "Type 2"? Chris
Okay, let's get this straight! First, a blank is that which is punched out of a sheet of coin metal. A blank becomes a planchet after it has gone...
Though some people may consider this a cud, I ascribe to the earlier definition which requires that the break lie on the rim and extend into the...
Don't worry about the present value of the collection. Remember, when the time comes to pass your collection on to your children, it will be 100%...
The Mint is no different than Coin Vault. They both want more than they deserve. Chris
It can't possibly be a doubled die, and it sure doesn't look like an RPM, either. Chris
That is my point! Mint production of proof coins has become so good that the PF69 is commonplace but the business strike in MS69, which comes into...
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A cud is a break along the rim that extends into the field. Chris
I assume that it could be possible to have a doubled die mintmark after about 1990 since the mintmark became part of the hub. Chris
The mintmark was punched into the working die by hand until about 1990. You will probably find numerous examples with the mintmark placed in...
Welcome to the neighborhood, Tina! Where do you see an extra mintmark? Chris
It's a very small clip, so you might find some bidiot who is willing to pay the price of a postage stamp for it. Chris
You can also make yourself look like a fool! Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood! Why would you list it on eBay before you learn what it is? Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood @Rlewis87 ! It's not a cud. A cud is a break along the rim that extends into the field. It looks like you...
Ditto! Chris
The trick to it is that you have to be inside the machine while it is running.:woot: Note: I think there is only one drum rotating, but it does...
@Insider Zackly! Chris
Me, too! That line on the right side of the reverse of the Morgan almost looks like it was painted, and the Peace looks like it was subjected to a...
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