Ive seen natural heabily toned coins from 2014.
I agree.
Misaligned die as well as a finned rim. These were common in early-mid 70s. Especially on larger coins like the half dollars.
Yeah I really like them. Especially the varieties
For that toning, thats an incredible deal.
muahahaha.
They are very fun. Not only do you get to buy nice coins, you can talk with the dealers (the especially love young numistmatists), you can...
There is no VG7 grade...
Yeah they probably were gonna make a lot more but found out the steel was bad for the dies/machines and that they had to pay more attention to war...
Hey sorry to get off topic but I want to begin collecting early coppers, is there a place where Sheldon varieties are listed? Also what about the...
I am going.
Ha! I know right. Maybe this will help slow down the massive amount of posts relating to these. Im currently going to make one on the "No S" coins.
The 1944 steel cent is the lesser known "cousin" to the 1943 copper cent. Many people, like the 1943 copper cent, think they have found one but...
Oh so it's impossible for both sides to be missing?
Yes. If the one on the left was from the same die it would be listed with an A designation.
??? This sold raw......
Oh I see that now. Good catch. Nonetheless still two nice cuds. I should've realized that the one on the right is a stage B variety (meaning stage...
But notice some doubling is level with the design, and some is flat, shelf like doubled appearance, lower relief than the design. It's odd thats...
Some looks like MD some DD. Not sure on Canadians though. Is it just me or does this appear to be a clash mark?[ATTACH]
Yeah and thats how RPMs can happen. Nice find, not sure on rarity however. I wouldn't think too rare.
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