How can anyone see anything in these pictures?
It could also be the coin guy on TV, who can't sell to anyone who can read?
Aw, come on. folks. Can't a guy make a dishonest living anymore? Sheesh, I gotta dump this garbage, and you all make me look silly.
Why is the 1859 a type coin in itself?
lowest feather between the I and the C Then : lowest feather between the C and the A
plate doubling
Lamination, dig in the eye, rim ding at about 6 o'clock. Should not have graded problem free, but, possibly net graded
Nice heavy obv die clash. Rev: No clash. So the mint must have changed the reverse die to polish it to remove the marks, and replaced it with...
awesome! congrats
no
There were 3 major varieties for the 1864 production year. name them:
CN Indians were only produced from 1859 to 1864.
nice, looks a bit better than a 20.
I once got my bag back and later found out that they had 'liberated' my coat. nice folks there.
Perhaps 1807's later. :)
My pride! 1806 O-127a R-7 1806 O-127a R-7 Grade: G-4 [Note: no condition census given for die state. However, O-127: 20,20,15,12,12) Obverse:...
1806 O-120a R-5 1806 O-120a R-5 noted as scratches, not really scratches, circulation marks [IMG] Click this bar to view the full image....
1806 O-118a R-3 1806 O-118a R-3 Grade: F-15 Obverse: 10 Reverse: N-s2 Diagnostics: Obverse: Y recut at left side . Reverse: Shattered die...
1806 O-117 R-4 1806 O-117 R-4 Grade: G-6 Obverse: 9-s4 Reverse: M Diagnostics: Obverse: Only a trace of recutting of Y shows.. Reverse: Point...
1806 O-116 R-3 1806 O-116 R-3 Grade: G-4 Obverse: 9-s3 Reverse: L Diagnostics: Obverse: Recutting top of Y, die break bottom of 06 of date ....
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