@paddyman98 wanna field this one? I need to get to bed :P
Your pictures are rather blurry but it looks to be a common die crack. Not a crack of the planchet.
Yes, the 72P Type 2 that I posted is one to look out for.
oh snap, I just noticed your Ike is a Denver mint. They didn't have the different types. Just Philly.
Here is one of the 95 DDO's that I found. Yours isn't it. sorry. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks like a T1 or T3. I can't really make it out based off your picture. Here is one of 2 T2's I have found CRHing: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That's amazing. Even your not-so-amazing days are amazing to me.
I try to when I can. But my banks don't have halves very often.
Y'all make me miss searching halves :(
It has been a little over a month. I'm curious how this is going :nailbiting:
Yeah the toning is purple. I picked this one up when I was in Africa working odd hours a couple years ago. I was able to snipe it off ebay for...
I don't know about any varieties but here is mine and maybe you can look to see if there are any differences :P My coin has some beautiful toning...
I'm pretty sure it has circulated. I pulled it from a $50 bag from a bank coin counting machine. The guy I got the bags from, had them since...
Because why not? People break up sets all the time and spend coins. 99% of the population couldn't care less that it is a proof coin. They just...
My dear, you have a lot to learn...I'm afraid I can't help you.
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Your coin is a normal impaired proof. If you read the link I provided, you will see that. What you want, also provided in the link, is a 1999P...
I live in Maryland. Crabs everywhere. Everyone seems to have crabs. Except me of course...
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/wideams.html
I'm not an expert in the series at all but it looks to me like it was cast. Not sure if that is corrosion or what. But I've seen similar looking...
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