That's a good read. Thanks for the link.
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I am not sure that I would give either of these the FS designation. If I did the first one is the closest, from the photos. Although the second...
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Here is a 17' this is the same coin shot under different light setting different light positions and just a glimpse at how a coin can be...
Hidden in the mess of abrasion and fingerprints is a multiple clash. I haven't fully identified it yet but possibly a counter clash. Same roll....
I dig the holder, Those dang wife's always no which side of the bread is buttered.
The first collector I met told me to never forget the third side, it reflects more about a coin than one would suspect.
I was wondering the same thing. I could see some bored employees throwing cent planchets at the machine trying to shoot the gap. LOL
Hard to say maybe a Military encampment, It looks like a hammered token, maybe a board soldier with a bunch of 50 caliber lead shot balls. forget...
I am sure you would find a lot more examples doing a search here, than just about any other place on the internet.
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We did our take on a southern style omelet this morning. Cook about a third of a pnd bacon per omelet. We used a cherry smoked thick cut bacon....
Did he ever grade get it graded or authenticated?
Linear plating blister.
I could go either way, My initial thought is the same as Chris's
Use the overlays I posted above. They should help, minus any slight rotation of your coin.
Your are absolutely acting like a fool, with these two coins. Even if you did have some knowledge about errors, these two threads you have created...
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