As far as *I* know it is not. The distance between the "A" and the "M" and the position of the "FG" are for wide/narrow.
Can't tell from your pics. Sorry. http://www.error-ref.com/transitional-reverse-1988-1c-with-reverse-of-1989/
The crossbar on the G is not a "pickup" sign for wide/close AMs.
I assume you're talking about these from the U.S. Mint? I'd be curious to see if anyone actually does this. I've heard that some dealers buy the...
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Looks like a "wide" to me, but I believe that a "close AM" is the one to look for in 1992.
Not to be confused with ... [IMG] ...Aaron Burr.
It screams, "I'm a Roman!" to me. Okay, more of a hoarse whisper.
What a schnozz on that dude!
Wait for the experts, but I believe that to be mechanical doubling.
Nice! Tell me again why the U.S. government doesn't make a fuss over these two when they confiscated the 1933 St. Gaudens?
What does the Mint call them after they leave the mill?
Just got an ad for their upcoming auction via a CDN sponsored spam email. [ATTACH] I know it's not a huge deal, but clicking the above picture...
LOL. [MEDIA]
Stay away from the "Pawn Stars" shop ;-)
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Grrrr. Used some points I had to buy some eBay gift cards to buy a Krug, then found out that you can't use GCs to buy stuff like this (bullion?).
Will they be putting out 2018 versions of these? Edit: just did a search and found this thread by a new member that links to a story that says...
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