I was reading a thread in which @PlanoSteve asked about getting back to silver quarters. Here you go sir and I hope these meet with your approval....
It’s not bad and it fills a hole in my folder. :)
A decent looking 1889-S Morgan Dollar. Just one spot of damage on the reverse. You won’t see it in the Whitman’s folder. Hehe [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
@Insider wrote “Flustered, Patty continued: "I really don't care who the "particular" member is. I don't even know why you would even state that."...
That is a strong clash as it’s very detailed.
That was good for a laugh.
Better photos are needed.
Not worth my time .
Too far for me and I’m sorry you missed John as you stated. Glad you got to go.
Yup, what they said.
I’ve never seen a coin that is from a worn die on the entire obverse like this and then add in that clash and it was a no brainer buying this coin.
I need a new phone. It changed what I wrote after it posted. Fun, informative and you can usually find a special coin that’s hard to find elsewhere.
I mean the die was worn.
Glad you had a chance to go. They are a lot of fun and informative snd you css as n usually find a special coin you want and can’t find.
It looks like a mineral deposit was there and broke off.
What you see was caused by the die being minted by a worn die.
Thanks. I first thought of a worn die but then the mintage was low so I dismissed that. Then I thought it must be the die as I added into my...
Thank you and I have not seen stretched stars like this before either. The date as well.
I know but it’s all of them. It’s on everything around the obverse rim and her head.
That was my thought as well, at least the worn die was.
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