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After reading your top post, I immediately thought of my little Indo-Sassinian drachm. [ATTACH] At least it is a more "abstract" portrait than...
Looks slightly MAD too. I still don't see any Blakesly but that doesn't mean it's not a clipped planchet. I would error on the side of saying it...
Yes. Both sides please. Could be damage or could be a clipped planchet. I'm not seeing any Blakesly Effect on the opposite side of the portion in...
Cool. I think @cpm9ball has one as well that he likes to show off every now and then :)
Looks like damage. Could be a small lamination too. First impression is damage though. Def not a die chip.
wow. Those look like the chinese fakes I saw all over back alley markets in korea.
Just finished up $40 MWR nickels and $500 CWR quarters. Pulled out: 2x Canadian 5c Crusty 43S War Nickel 1996 Norway 10 Kroner UAE 1 Dirham 2013-S...
bwahahahahaha. I mean, sorry for your loss. But jeeze, this whole "W" cent thing has been a mess from the beginning. I am planning on buying mine...
I personally couldn't care less about minor varieties. Tiny notches of split serifs or something? Yawnnnnnnnn. Give me a noticeable doubled die...
Nice. I'd love to pick one up at/near spot. Don't think it'll ever happen though.
I have a few silver coins from there. Nothing crazy though. They have some interesting designs.
Is it in the original Cheerios packaging?
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It isn’t a 92.
Your coin has some type of environmental damage. It is not missing a clad layer.
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Simple die chip. Remember, a CUD has to start from the rim.
What does the reverse look like? It looks like a hole that was plugged to me.
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