France [But I wanted to say Canada]
are you talking about the M? PMD, save your $
Okay there are two types of overdates: Old (pre-hub) each digit of the date was punched into the die by hand. Then the die is still good, so...
agreed, they don't RD or RB under unc.
The only possibilities are that it was struck on a pre-1965 planchet. The choices are: 1) a silver dime planchet-- not likely, strike is too...
not bad. I have one in about the same condition, w/ a bit of weakness in the B and they VG'd it.
a real beauty
To each his own. And yes, I'd prefer the Bustie.
Actually, there were millions of silver planchets at the mint in 1965, since they (the mint) continued striking 1964 dimes, quarters and half...
looks like a bit of grease fell in there.
both are great varieties. Congrats on expert knowledge.
A 1931s! Great find
Looks like a great book
good luck, but.. if that was a DDO, you'd know it.
nope. Unless you are in China.
very neat
agreed, not an error at all. If someone else makes a mistake, should you agree and perpetuate it? Or use the correct term and move on?
Crude copy
Hey, Roy! Where the heck are ya?
nice colors.
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