A real beauty.
neither DDO nor DDR
not a DDO, die erosion.
Strange, (or possibly not) the lot is no longer there.
Very interesting coin. And if a contemporary counterfeit it could be worth more than a real one. Nice find.
O-112 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] Sorry, but my pictures are no where near as good as yours. I do have about 5 other Overton varieties, if you'd like...
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lkeigwin Those are some beauties. 1811 is one of my favorite dates, along with the 1813. here is one: O-106 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Hold on everyone! I fully agree with Doug. Excellent observation.
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Sad to hear. But, this seems as though this happens once a year. Someone returns from a show & leaves their stuff in the car.
Nice, apparently everyone but you is a whiner. So, everyone but you is arrogant, and nasty, impatient and mis-understanding, along with...
exactly.
kinda tough comments, there. Instead of blasting, a nice note explaining the 'working days' seems to be a better way to comment. Instead of :...
Agreed, unless the silver is in salt water, the coins come out as good as the day dropped.
gut reaction: PMD. Looks like surface corrosion, possibly dug, and residual 'gunk'.
Now, that review is priceless. And, nope, I don't have that book.
sounds high. Ask Matt.
Misaligned dies, and the last one is PMD
Agreed! Still, all letters in Liberty are clear, and some of the ribbon below. PCGS must have graded this after a liquid lunch. F+, see above
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