just kidding the OP
The marketing as a Poor Man's Doubled Die was during the 1950's and the coin collecting craze. [Obviously there was no internet at the time]....
Vic Those are some great errors. Thanks for showing
geek: Thanks for the excellent example.
we can only hope, but not likely See his comment that 'I don't know nothing'.
Beautiful engraving and enameled piece. Nice pickup
circ. and melt But, hey, I don't know nothing
So, should we change his name from "Profit Man" to... Loss Guy?
What? No comments that it is amazingly toned. And nothing about it being a branch mint proof?
Not that ugly
agreed
AGREED!
Never use the "I" word in connection with coins
reserving judgement
That is a beauty!
Doug: Likely a long time dryer coin
Mark: Nice Busties.
It also looks like a 1921 P & D there. Any grade would be nice
Or a Celestron microscope.
nice
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