That coin looks very nice. I can see how in the TrueView gives it a bit of a darker, reddish appearance.
Not at all, I was pretty late. I just forgot to refresh the page to make sure I wasn't posting afterwards! No worries.
Re-engraved obverse design?
What a nice gesture! Bravo @Cheech9712 for setting a good example with an act of kindness.
That is quite the strange way to tone! But very cool.
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I think it's MS63+ and that you got it for $35.
Do you think it may be repunched or doubled?
How interesting. I wonder what it was. Maybe some sort of strange, soft slag. Perhaps it may have contained lead?
Ha! I think most everyone who starts looking for doubled dies experiences this at least a couple times.
Interesting. I did not notice those marks before, although I still am not sure whether or not they would change the grade drastically. I don't...
Miraculous find. As for the varieties, the doubling does look like machine doubling, but I could be wrong. The cuds, however, do look to be...
That sounds kind of fun!
The coin? I know. I started resisting the urge to pick up coins on the floor in March. ;)
Thanks for specifying. What I see is most likely the lighting creating the appearance of doubling. It is possible there is a very small amount of...
Looks like a very nice Morgan dollar! There is also a vertical clash mark leading up in between "IN" and "GOD" on the reverse. Looks like a very...
I think I will say MS66+. This is certainly an interesting coin to grade, and I feel like visual appearance plays a good part in the grading of...
Where exactly do you see the doubling on the coin? That is one thing that is very helpful to anyone on CoinTalk who is trying to help identify.
Likewise. This hobby is one of lots of fun and enjoyment, and I am glad it can provide some joy to you. While it can be frustrating finding things...
Well, I would say a coin with both has the best of both worlds! Love the colors on these coins.
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