Not meaning to be picky, but the coin is a '56-D. But more to the point, there is no such thing as an original mint roll from the '50s as the mint...
No. it has nothing to do with Proof coins being struck twice. The info you can find at the following links will help explain it better than I can....
Maximum permissable weight was 27.2638 grams - minimum permissable weight was 26.8646 grams. The above information comes direct from the...
They both appear to me to be the result of post mint damage.
No need to wonder at all, I've been wrong plenty of times. But I'm not wrong about this one. But for curiosity's sake - what exactly am I wrong...
Consistentcy and accuracy - in my opinion that's NGC all the way.
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Contact this dealer in your home state - CIVITAS - send an email to Josh, tell him what you want. I'm quite sure he will be able to help you.
It looks like mechanical doubling to me - no value.
From what I can see of it, the edge design on your coin is correct. But as I stated in one of my first posts on this coin - " But at the Lima...
Maximum permissable weight was 27.2638 grams - minimum permissable weight was 26.8646 grams. I have to say it sounds like the coin is a...
Oh I agree, few collect the Roosies. But that's exactly why in the years to come that the Roosies will be the coins everybody is clamoring to get...
Colored labels now - just more marketing gimmicks :rolleyes: The coins are identical in every way, I can't see how it could matter in the least.
OK - here's some info from previous discussions - Link 1 Link 2 And here's some info on the 1970 large/small dates - Link 3
Not quite that many - 1,457,000. It is the lowest minatge of all the business strikes and the only one with a W mint mark - of all denominations.
You should have just searched here on Coin Talk - they have been discussed many times ;)
Yes it is completely normal - your coin is a Bicentennial Eisenhower dollar.
Too much wear for XF in my opinion, I'd say high VF net to low VF.
What exactly do you mean by blue label and black label ?
By going to - This Page - of the US Mint's web site you can what new commems are coming and in what year.
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