They have made fakes of these for so long, there are some really good ones out there. The last modern fake that was any good was a Jefferson nickel.
AU if it's real.
65
Nice proof. Do you know the grade?
They are all real.
62 and 63
You might start a type set. In the process you may find a coin type that draws you in.
Stuff changes over time. The S-3 used to be called an S-4. The old S-3 was delisted and Rick moved one of the coins called an S-4s in that slot....
Looks like PCGS got the labels wrong. Just a simple mistake.
The letters on the die were filled with grease when the coin was struck. Very common.
It's a large date.
Based on the way you write and the terms you use, folks are going to assume you are a novice. Good images will bring you good answers. Insults...
It's not Rick's site. It's the clubs site. Folks here should join the club if they are into FE's or Indian head cents.
Did you provide the coin #s on the PCGS form or did they provide the #s?
I don't think Rick wrote that chart.
Same here.
Thanks. I missed it. So the coin weighs the correct amount for a normal clad quarter.
It's not listed BigTee. That hub must have made several dies. There has to be something special about the die for Rick Snow to list it. With that...
To make it even more fun, there is no way to know what may have been on the surface of the coin before it was put in a holder. If the coin has...
Grading proofs has a lot to do with the amount of hairlines on the coin. It's easy to hide hairlines with images.
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