as Bill said, we need better pictures. But, the surface texture could mean a counterfeit.
most likely die erosion. Not doubling, at least in the sense of a douled die.
nice error slab.
very cool, and unusual.
wow, nice score.
Under the first T, I'd guess a die chip. On the other, looking at the E, I will reserve judgement. Does not look like Longacre doubling.
hmmm.. I'll check my old albums, but I don't remember any British ones.
eBay 'poor man's double die' has been an accepted form of terminology since the late 1950's. If someone buys something that is correctly...
Cloud: Thanks, You said it better than I could. :thumb:
First, welcome to the forum. Perhaps you are correct, but, for the record, I (personally) prefer the Red Book/Guide Book. Also, I never...
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1897 S Barber quarter in VG $125. [hey-- you said at least $100, besides you can probably bargain it down.] 1903 S Barber Dime in G-4, $100.
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