That’s a sweet looking coin and so much better than NGC’s photos. Maybe you should take their photos. :)
It could be a clash but I still think it’s a plating blister that resembles part of the letter E. If it was a clash I would think a little more of...
Are you sure about that? Lol
I must agree with Tommy. A worn die issue.
Nice find but a shame about that green spot. Have you tried acetone?
Those are terrible photos. Can you please post your own as they will be better?
Basically yes
I can comment no more about this but I’m sure laughing. :):):)
I have a pair of those LL Bean slippers as well and comfy is the right word. :)
I’m still seeing a possible plating blister. It is on a copper plated zinc coin.
It’s there but it’s so small it’s impossible to see. Best not to use thumbnails. Take the photo, enlarge by cropping out the background, then post...
Dry nice looking display. Since it used to hold baseball cards it will surly hold slabbed coins. Can’t wait to see it on the wall and filled to...
The R is there so it was probably struck through a spot of grease. No added value on this.
With those pics it’s probably a plating blister.
Not having photos of the entire coin makes it tough on us. The top coin looks like it was damaged. The bottom coin looks like die crack.
My LCS sells them 15 for $1.00.
Definitely damaged
Not sure why spell check changed this but Md was typed as and.
Sure gave me and others a good laugh. I think you may have made the Hall of Fame for that mistake. Lol
Yes it is Md with a nice die crack by AMERICA. :)
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