Some planchet flaws as in laminations or clamshells, they didn't encapsulate because lamination might come loose and float in the slab. Same with...
Some folks get theirs out later than others. I have received mine on Christmas eve in the past.
I am not sure I have a clamshell Jefferson 44P that is nearly split in half. It is in a PCGS 12.1 holder. March 2014.
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Better photos the second time around, still can't see the die crack at the date, it's a good presentation of the coin in hand. [ATTACH] 2nd Photos...
Same here, we are after all just preserving them for the next 100 years...
Yes, type 1. I just took a few shots I will crop them if they aren't good enough, I am gonna have to change the lights. The eye appeal of the coin...
Same thing I came up with Jeff.
Well life is lost when you find a coin that fits a spot in your collection, and you don't buy it! Slabs are just a mere shell to protect it. The...
Nice Circam on the 82'
And I thought ___chaps have been a thing of the past!
And there is the twist!
Gotta say Kuddos to John! Those are some great photos. Perty Morgan!
Who's Frank!
I will be looking for a type 2. Hopefully with a Variety attached to the label. I have been looking thru auctions trying to find a die match to...
Whats the grade on those?
I was hoping for a type 1, but it's not it's a type ll.
Nice examples My only Sestertius is a Claudius/Constantiae Claudius Æ As. Struck circa 41-50 AD. TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP, bare head...
I sure wish we did, the high relief of coinage is what makes the coin stand out. Not to mention neat and fun variety's.
Looks like mechanical doubling to me. Maybe a little die deterioration? I don't buy ASE's so you will have to look to others for answers.
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