I recentely purchased 3 coins off of Great Collections. Here they are with how much I paid (not including BP). 1952-D 1C PCGS MS64RB- $7 [ATTACH]...
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Funny thing is I knew it was copper plated steel, I just had a brainfart haaha. It happens to the best of us.
Wow! Thats so generous of people.
How long does it take to tone them? They are very nice and great job. Did you do varieties as well?
Oh my bad. I say just damage.
Hmm. MD can be pretty deceiving. But without having the coin in hand I cant say. I dont think WDDO-002 has much doubling on the letters but it...
Nice looks earlier die state too. I didn't even know this existed.
Not all RPMs are listed. This appears to be a new discovery if you ask me. Does not match up to RPM-001 enough for me to call it so, but...
Def grade it Could cost you around 15 with ANACS or NGC, save PCGS for the true rarities.
Hi. The doubling on the date is just MD and I believe the mint mark has just damage over it. UNlikely but could be a lam or strike through.
Not a DD but still good to check. I see a late die stage showing die deterioration that might give it a doubling effect.
Yes that is a definite 1950-D CONECA RPM-001.
Nice.
I see doubling on the top of Abe's pointer finger. And yes Formative Years is correct.
Id say MS64 all day based upon those pictures. FS-901s are always my favorite varieties. Now you gotta pick a 1964-D Type C.
Pretty sure its MD. See how it is shelf-like?
1835: United States 1C Head of 1836 Newcomb-19 R6: [ATTACH]
I wonder if we'll ever get this back to Lydia lol
Oh sweet Ive got that book actually. I agree late die state RED-007
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