Interesting, I wish I knew more about them. There is something going on beneath the bust to the left.
Nice stuff, all. I agree that Barbers still have a way to go, value wise. As for the 1914's, I have loved them for a while, small hoard that is...
nice Busties! And, I agree, not PMD. planchet defect, as struck.
wow, an honest seller, he pulled the auction
and it looked better before.
hammer job
MD, not a DDO.
not an RPM, MD, as stated. Look at the underside of the stems on the wreath around the MM. Same doubling, therefore, MD.
nice. and agreed: "Struck Thru Capped Die Nickel"
metal detecting coin. They frequently come out of the ground like that.
agreed.
no doubt.
great find! Congrats. It has been years since my last $1/2
Great piece. Is it listed anywhere? And, has it established a market value? That is, aside from Cherrypicker's Guide, where they pull values...
illini: Beautiful piece. In case you were not aware, that variety, currently listed in the Cherrypicker's Guide was my discovery. :) And,...
Well, I agree with the first parts, but not the blast white part.
okay, everyone DUCK! Here it comes: I disagree. If you look at the top right point of the S there appears to be another point from another S....
Ziggy Great piece! I hope that you cherried it.
Any time. I know these can be VERY difficult to id.
John both are MD (machine/mechanical doubling). The blobs appear to be PMD.
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