Ain't gonna work.
Now that is true!
The Jefferson is a dryer coin, the tumbling does this. The other is just worn
1) It is a doubleD Die 2) without the reverse it is kinda hard to say if it is a DDR
"ok went tracing threw a lock box and found 2 proof franklins here's" What does that mean? "tracing threw a lock box"? Like storage wars?
not unc
That's a beauty
okay, if that slab says 64, then it may be an AU.
Huh? And agreed, very nice unc
Then again, if you send it to CAC and they gold sticker it-- then you'll know if it is a candidate for an upgrade. And at a cheaper price. But,...
looks like JAV ops I just saw the above post. And I agree.
Although, this method can only be used once. Then you are perrmanently a part of history.
Post mint damage, and yes, it can be on only one side
I don't see the overdate, and God wasn't involved either. :)
That is silly. I remember being at a show and the dealer pricing the gold at last weeks (higher) price. I asked why and he said, well do you...
Possibly as a result of a severe die clash. nah, nothing lines up.
Ag, slight obv damage.
There is a 1943 over 2 in that year. But it is not yours. You have the deceptive die crack version.
With that rim hit you may get a 'details' grade.
nope, not the overdate, nor the misleading die crack.
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