We couldn't expect mischief if the poster replys. But if so He'd better have something to say.
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I'd just like to say that is an amazing coin.
The design definitely looks like a reeded edge. Looking at the coin again it has contact marks in the area. Arm, breast, and flag. Probably just PMD.
I lean towards PMD but it seems to lack the moved metal. It could be a strike through.
I would have like to have seen it after some of @V. Kurt Bellman Kodak solution.
Not I the kiddo is hanging with me this year. We will probably play some cribbage to pass the time. Happy New Year to you @CoinBlazer and @ToughCOINS
There is no doubt it is a MMS-009 VS the only other MM used which is the 008....
2 Hundo that's cheap. I am gonna have to get a hold of that one.
It has all the characteristics of a cleaning. If they are dug coins all of them this bright have been cleaned.
Nice one!
That is weird to see two blakesly effects from the smaller clip. Very Cool! @paddyman98, @JCro57
Using Ron's photo. I would call it a die stage. This looks like a loss of luster in the fields from die use. Not just an elevation change in the...
I saw that part of the D but think it is attached to the scratch going north. I think that better photos would say this coin is well circulated....
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I here ya @GDJMSP Some toning is just so minute that I am not considering it for the over all reason even though I should.
I understand the difference in the toning aspect. The coins could show some signs of toning but we don't have proof of color to attribute it to....
WE do have a good look at placement even though the images are taken at different angles. The vertical of the R and distance from it. I am just...
Being that variety's can happen in any die stage, and that they are infact the way the die looks at the time of strike. Then they are also...
The late 90's you are looking for wide AM. the 92's you are looking for Close AM, although some may pop up in the future. They are the most rare....
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