As for fake, If we use @Jack D. Young procedure or any of the authenticators, We should first search for a die pairing. I am mainly looking at the...
Linear plating blisters. The toning definitely makes it look like a woody though. I would think around a AU53 maybe AU55.
@WillGK Can't give an opinion of grade based just on the obverse. Both sides of the coins need to be judged.
That mushy appearance makes me think that it has been plated. I agree with everyone above.
And Bilevel meaning that half of the die face has been displaced.
It was in a MS details slab for the toning. I cracked it from the slab.
I have never dipped one, watched a dealer friend do it a few times. However, I did stay at a Holiday inn last night, so what could go wrong. LOL
At least it could have been a close AM. Geez.
Steve, those are @leothelion I must say that those are some impressive Jefferson's.
Gallon of milk . . . $3.50 Loaf of bread . . . $2.50 2 BR apartment . . . $1900/mo Gallon of gasoline . . . $3.50 Average new car . . . $46,000...
Sorry folks, didn't make it home last night. It's Bachelor week for me. It got a 91. Which is Genuine QC- UNC details. I have thought about using...
Just giving this a bump, I will post the reveal later this evening.
You did well, CPG grey sheet XF40 is $195.
Now I am confused. Were there more than one double struck? Was it done because the first strike wasn't strong enough?
Hang in there Meow, I usually find plenty of uncirculated quarters in pocket change. I only found one W, can't even remember what it was.
This thread threw me for a loop. I hope that if @Insider finds his files, I would love to read them.
Nice RPM's I can see the die marker in your photos. The MM placement is correct. Cool finds.
I would rather call that one a lamination. If it was a struck through you would see the clad layer, and not copper core.
How many Omega'a are known? Your best guesstimate?
Here is a different look at the half. Has a lot of deep smooth luster. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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