It's well struck, but not a proof. I forget the tolerances +/-
Not a close AM, and most likely MD. The photo is pretty dark.
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Hi Jody, I would say that you coin is a fantasy piece. Probably re struck as a souvenir.
I am at a 20 liberty is almost full. And the eagle has a good amount of feather detail.
That is a strike through, most likely grease. These are pretty common through the early 70's. Neat, but they don't carry much value over face.
Nice photos!
Lets not say that forbidden word "Devolve", I'd rather call it a lul, hoping to find some new inspiration. I am still game! Finances have been my...
I am thinking lamination. Don't try and peel that lamination back. The gunk around the edge adds to the authenticity of the piece.
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It could also be a filled die, meaning the F was filled with debris.
That would be cool if it had a die break. By the looks of it, I would wonder if it was a folded piece of the lamination.
Your right, I meant to say that they use different standards. I also believe that to get a fully struck coin, all the details should be present...
I agree with MD, here is a reference to some of the die variety's. http://varietyvista.com/03%20Buffalo%20Nickels/DDO%201930.htm It's a nice...
There are many variations of the two feathers depending on the severity of the die polishing.
Weird your last photos will magnify. The first post #4 will not. The file size must be too large.
@MontCollector Yes, it pops open another screen, and the photos get slightly larger. Thumbnails can even be magnified, these can't unless you save...
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Not trying to discourage you. If you use upload file and post the photos in full size it is much easier for us to see.
The look is off and also the date placement is off. It's fake.
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