Looks like an inverted MM. At least from here, nice pick up
one of mine: 1807 Draped Bust $1/4 What do you think? Does anyone know what the variety is? I think this is the B-2. R-3 Additional...
Are you kidding? I guess not, nothing surprises me on eBay.
Does anyone realize that this thread was started in 2008?
Not to mention that the date + Indian look screwy
Technically a die chip. Common on Wheaties.
Matt Nice stuff. I have a few dies that I should take pix of to show you. They weigh a lot.
No way AU, possibly XF, looks like gunk, so, acetone may help why XF? Look at the LIBERTY, there should be a mine under the legend, the 1916 D's...
PMD, look at how high the rim is the the obv/rev. Possibly spooned.
NOT as old as you are! :rolleyes:
wow, really nice
and the others are coronet large cents. Lets see the results.
cleaner, polished and then artificially toned. pass
Agreed. Also: DMPL is pronounced 'dimple' so you would need 2 to make 'dimples'.
Rule #1: Take the coin OUT of he holder before taking pictures. Rule #2: See Rule #1. Pictures in holders are useless.
Doug I remember him, and also can't recall his name.... Well, perhaps we are BOTH losing it. :confused:
What a shame! Yes they add value, but not as much as an undamaged 1894/4 would have been. OY!
If so, then that takes the fun out of it.
and what did you do for the environmental crud, verdigris?
What!? I'm gonna get 'cha!
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