There is only one DDR listing for 1969S for a business strike and to be honest, that listing looks suspect to me. It affects the center bay on...
Can't say for certain but looks like split plating. The coin is in rough shape.
Fun that you have access to an OGP. And a fun find!!
I think grease is a factor, but the rim looks oddly defined making me think there's a tilted die mixed into this. If the die is uneven, and...
I saw this - Search Results peripheral die damage (error-ref.com)
Now that you see it...you'll keep seeing it. The one I am looking for is one with a narrow rib around the circumference, like bulging icing on an...
I would have to look to see if I kept any. But 1986 P is the most prevalent date I recall. I remember finding a bunch of those over the years....
I tend to agree with Tommy on this as the small protrusion into the bay may be more likely associated with a small chip. As noted, the protrusion...
Couldn’t resist a Mad Max reference. ;);)
Two men enter; one man leaves
You should be able to find a handful in every box you search. Keep the most significant and spend the rest.
The interesting thing is that many (most?) CRH enthusiasts overlook many of the better finds. A ‘60s Ddo or Ddr are normally more valuable than a...
That 1941 S Large S is probably the most valuable find in the box. The Large S is not a common find, so it's value is proportionate to it's...
Very common in the 80s. Some have the appearance of a train wheel. Riding the rail!
Somebody needs to establish a study: plan, protocol, summary report. A professional job to get to the root of this 1 cent problem.
Another thought - it could be that a coin or two was/were used to shim a wobbly table/stool/step ladder.
Not too bad...I caught a 1946 LWC in change today along with my first 2020D Jefferson (I'm sure if I were CRH, I'd have found many sooner). Fun...
I took a break too...lasted about 30 years. ;)
That's one you don't have to worry about. The WAMs were restricted to the Philly mint only. Do go nuts...until you have to!
Bradley - here's a link (PCGS Photograde Online - Estimating Coin Grades Has Never Been Easier) to a useful resource you can get online. But...
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