Local coin dealer. A quick visit to Cuds on Coins shows this type of cud to be very common. Doesn’t show to the opposite side unless larger. The...
I have 2.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Again I refer to the collar struck through the cud. Also the serrated edge is wider in the cud area. LCD verified for me
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] See this angle also. Collar edge visible thru the cud. Must have dripped before the strike. No heat mark on obverse.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Edmonton Canada token
[ATTACH] Try this angle.
[ATTACH] Another angle
The little bit of lustre protected by the cud really sets it off in hand.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] CRH find last year
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] A CRH find last year
Cold & dark in Upstate NY in winter. We go south now
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Figured I’d post this in Errors due to the clipped planchet
[ATTACH] I’m up to 27 states CRH lol
And #50. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Tough times on The Big Isle these days
Here’s one for you LordM. And the newest one I have,2002[ATTACH][ATTACH]
Here is a link about the 1982 no P dimehttps://www.pcgs.com/news/the-1982-no-p-mintmark-roosevelt-dime
Absolutely real! The die crack at 1 o’clock is the late die state marker
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Royal Canadian Mounted Police Centennial 1973. About the size of a US silver dollar
Thanks for the correction paddyman98. I knew right away it wasn’t going back to the bank.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Captured last month CRH. Some die clash action shows mostly rev
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