I see nothing on the E, but the split on the left part of the W MAY be PMD.
nice guy. FYI: I was telling you that it is a doubled die, not double die. 2) Where am I calling you stupid? Except in your reply to me. 3)...
agreed.
because he opened the roll, and I saw them
Believe it, sometimes. One of my favorite dealers has an original (really) roll of CC's, I think is was 1882. Yes, it was real, and a matched roll
The dime has a dig by the E on the reverse Hey, you asked.
We're changing your name to Frito [as in the Frito Bandito.] Great deal.
also it depends on the grader. ANACS is less
nice RPD
You have to explain what you are seeing.
that is a very rare 1972 wheatie. What is not to like? :p
I (personally) doubt the Franklins will FBL.
yup, the '15s is a real toughie. Since 1998 I have only seen 3 pieces in AU, an AU-55, raw; an ANACS 58; and an NGC 58. Real tough date. and a...
and: not scarce, but great die cracks & clash: [IMG] [IMG] Story & Southworth: [IMG] [IMG] Robinson & Ballou: [IMG] [IMG] United we...
A few more: not a beauty: Shoot him on the 'spoot': [IMG] [IMG] Our Army: [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
bq Those Au-58's are my favorites. I have worked on quarters & dimes for years. And I rarely add any pieces. Good luck. The toughest? AU-58...
more tomorrow. :)
more?
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