I still see nada. The mark to the right of the U 'could' (emphasis added) be PMD. the S & T, reserved comment. Not sure
pmd
circ
Beautiful piece
no.
There was someone (I forget the site, I think PCGS) who cherried an MS-65 FSB. Ugh.
no picture. I cherried one from junk silver some time ago. [about 10 years ago.] A number of dealers told me nope! Now in an NGC XF-45 holder....
no clue
nope
well, I like it.
it does look too strong
Does any wife?
ah, I was about to post, I just saw your other post.
I'll wait for others to answer. :)
nice. Do you realize that the broadstrike was removed from its holder and replaced into a Coin World holder?
Bruce: also, strange that on the 1824 some of the letterings seem to be inverted/reversed.
Bruce: Yes, I thought of it as a form of love token. There seems to be a 'J' in the left field. And an 'S' to the right with the masonic symbol....
Interesting, and nice.
The 'pimples' in the field give it away. Is that supposed to be gold?
Thanks, Bruce Did you see the unusual style of the G H on the other one? With the indents to either dies (left on the G right on the H).
Separate names with a comma.