most likely a Mis Aligned Die. No added value.
the 1943 is strike doubling. #1: RPM #2: I don't see anything
post mint damage.
ya done good!
fish: That is what is called Longacre doubling. It is common on designs that Longacre designed. Also common on Seated designs. No added...
Lange's two Merc dime books do not list a DDO, however: I think that this deserves further investigation.
nothing, it is just a lot more expensive. ALso, I believe that Whitman has albums both with & without
Friday's close: 1150.90 1151.90 +6.30 +0.55% And Monday, pre-opening: [Aisian Markets]: 1165.40 1166.40 +14.50
[Takes modest bow.]
Dutch Let us know-- I am very interested. okay-- I have to ask, what is something like that worth?
But, but what about Elmer Sears I found that one soemwhere on the web. Crud, and now I can't re-find it.
no, not a BIG discount. As long as it is slabbed.
fake. Okay, why: 1) planchet is too round. 2) Strike too strong. 3) details too strong. 4) it is just too good to be real.
I have seen the VDB weak like that. It looks good. But usually sells for a discount vs a regular strike.
The Red Book is not on-line, but go for the big bucks and buy a copy. The info is worth the price of admission.
here is the Bruck book: http://www.exonumia.com/fs/cm.htm
nice!
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you guess correctly. However, check the IN GOD this may be one of the other DDO's.
OH NO! I created another monster! J/K: Love 'em.
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