@wonderwoman It looks like machine doubling to me. Chris
@Cascade Wow! That's a doozie! Chris
It's hard to tell from those blurry photos, but I'm told that sometimes people try to clean copper coins with solvents that can turn them a...
I once had more than 150 raw 1921 Morgan dollars, but when they started attributing Scribbles, I sold all of them. And, I was never interested in...
@jtlee321 1883-O VAM-4? Chris
Maybe @Log Potato will chime in. He collects the series. Chris
1935 (Philly) Peace Dollar Chris
@lordmarcovan Should we send you a PM with our guess or should we just post our guess on this thread? Chris
Ditto! Thanks for posting the photo @Nensands ! Chris
My point is that consistency can be maintained through one era, but as standards change, the consistency with different standards can be...
@lordmarcovan My favorite is the 1848 10 centimes. The third image of the off-center coin looks like it also has a small amount of die rotation,...
So, all you needed to do was click on "Edit" and delete the duplicates. What is so hard about that? It's probably too late now, because the "Edit"...
19 images. Why so many? Is there more than one coin? Chris
Yeah, Todd, aka @blu62vette , always does nice work. I plan on having him take images of a few coins for me at the FUN Show 2017. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood! As a suggestion, it is always best to include a photo with a close-up image of the area in question. That...
Nice catch! Chris
@physics-fan3.14 Thanks for the report, Jason, and the wonderful photos. Chris
It looks like a strikethrough to me. Nice find! Here is one I found in a Mint bag. [ATTACH] Chris
Nice display! I like the old typesetter trays. Just out of curiosity, do you have a sheet of plastic to serve as a dust cover? Chris
What someone asks is one thing, and what some fool will pay is another thing altogether.;) Besides, these coins are raw. Chris
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