Look at the 1. It’s easy to see from there and yes, it’s slightly out of focus. I took them on a bad day and didn’t notice. This is the only other...
The shield is what gets me. The higher, finer bars look like damage but there is no sign of damage on the lower wider bars. Just to the right of...
I’ll have to check again but my eyes ain’t what they used to be. Lol
A great cud. Easy to spot for sure. Congratulations
It was a hot one but glad to hear you got out and found 2 silver coins.
I have one but I don’t have a photo of it. The only clash I really have that stands out is on this $1.00 gold coin. The obverse of the Liberty...
@Paddy54 I made time to check her out more closely but I can’t see where those clashes are coming from. I did find a minor die crack but those are...
I haven’t had the time to look that closely but will do soon.
Yes she does. Glad you noticed. :)
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY to everyone on CT. She arrived on Friday and just had a one hour soak in acetone. What a wonderful coin and on her birthday,...
Environmental damage
Nice looking coin and a nice little cud to go with it.
With those photos and your description it looks more like a strike through than anything else to me.
That is a worn lamination error. Follow it’s path from left to right. It shows good in the field before WE. Nice find.
Definitely damaged
I just see a nice looking but circulated cent.
Here’s is a token from Philadelphia that’s advertising Hardware and Cutlery. Notice the doubled die on...
First up is my October 1, 1773 15 Shillings Colonial Note. Graded by PMG as a 55 EPQ. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] This is a Kentucky...
Not an error by the Mint.
It goes up and it goes down. There is no recovery. Just cost averaging.
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