physics: Thank you for your comments, and I will continue the discussion. Very soon. And thanks for the nominations. [only 6 more and I...
It looked okay, until the last picture. yup, polished.
mark: However, don't go by Cherrypicker's values! They are often way inflated. But, if you can cherrypick it, at a fair price!
page #196, 5th edition: Missing leaf varieties. They do not list pictures of individual dates in the 5th, and my 4th is not handy. but.......
JC: Cute, but disgusting.
A slight premium, it depends on the amount of damage.
I'll believe you, I feel that the 1834's along with the 1836 are the hardest to Overton. (To creat a new verb.)
Doug: Still available on Whitman's web site: Early US Gold Coin Varieties - Leather Edition Availability: In Stock...
JC: You can't. But look at the the image for the EP that the poster added, with the apparent doubling shaded in gray.
Just for Newbies, and who ever has more time on their hands then they know what to do with, I thought that a review of machine doubling (aka...
as RockDude said: Most likely machine doubling, just to annoy: No added value.
As Just coins said, looks like damage. The slanted L in Liberty is probably from a coin counting machine. The rest...?
Never argue with Clembo on 2 cent pieces! Thanks for posting, Clembo.
mark: Very neat variety! What is the rarity?
Sorry, but I had to laugh when I saw: "Can't Find Coins in Change" Instinctively: Can't find coins in change? Isn't that the definition of...
new one: By Numis Mat News: Gold Rush, How to Collect, Invest and Profit with Gold Coins By Arlyn Sieber & Mitchell A. Battino Item No....
Crusty It couldn't have been done that way. The reeding is known as the 'third die' because the reeding is added at the time that the coins...
Doc U: Agreed with physics -- post mint damage. Someone used a knife of something to cut into the design.
sorry, but I have to agree with JC. I don't see anything there.
in a word: No. Not all JFK's have mintmarks. 1964; D had mintmark on reverse, left. Philly: none. Other dates: 1965-1967 (40% silver) no...
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