This is just my opinion (others may differ) but I don't care too much for the minor doubled dies that are the result of the new coining technique...
It looks like someone may have wiped it with a cloth that had a solvent of some kind on it. Chris
If you're referring to the mark just east of LIBERTY, it looks like a gouge (PMD) on the coin to me. I think I see some metal pushed up on the...
Yes, it is a Roty, titled "La Fermiere". It was produced in 1890 for the French Association for the Advancement of Science, and it came in two...
Isn't there a list somewhere? Chris
Haven't there been dozens of DDR's found for this coin? Chris
What storm? I'm on the west coast of Florida, and we didn't even get enough wind to fly a kite. I'm wondering how many metal detectorists are out...
I was just guessing about the date of his death. I was using my reference set, Biographical Dictionary of Medallists by Forrer. I should have...
If you use a little imagination, you can visualize the king's (ugly) nose on the left-hand side and the queen's (petite) nose on the right-hand...
Shouldn't it have a "CS" instead of a "D" for the mintmark? Chris
[ATTACH] This is a medal rather than a coin. It was designed for the 1969 ANA National Convention by Frank Gasparro and the obverse is his...
I noticed that it has a dash under the second "8". When the transition was made from 1879 to 188x, they saved some of the (usable) dies by...
Ha ha! Here is another video I don't have to watch because I have you on "Ignore". Chris
It looks like it's about 30 degrees, but still a nice find. Chris
It's interesting that they chose to do it in "medal turn". Are the letters "YC" or "CY"? I wonder!
Heather, have you ever found yourself in a forest with your nose placed squarely against the trunk of a big tree? What else do you see in the...
No problem! I've been known to have a few too many on occasion, myself. Chris [ATTACH]
Why not? How about using an 1893-S in MS65 or better? Chris;)
Here is a link to the Second Republic, 1848-1852.... http://www.coindatabase.com/coin_france.php?pais=520
Are you referring to the revolution of 1789 or 1848 (Second Republic)? Chris
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