Agreed, Doug. However, as the coin is broadstruck, there is distortion to the devices on the coin, especially the legends around the rim....
He goes for the hamburgers. Oh, sorry, that is White Castle. Um, he goes because he fertilizes the rose bushes? [hey, a pun, and I didn't...
Hope ya had a Happy!
you made the correct move.
okay in order: can't be a broad strike, or there would be excess metal fro the central devices to the rim; also, it would be thinner than usual....
best bet: Acid dip
Jim: Very neat, I haven't seen one in years. Great find.
It could be damage, or a struck-thru. Lets see the reverse to be sure. And Welcome to the forum.
Toad: Very neat piece. :thumb:
low, ag, but I really like those Bust quarters. very scarce.
Beautiful coin!
Sounds like an interesting book. Thanks for the chance. (P.S. Why didn't you open it and read it?)
clembo: Nice piece. As for the low grade circs, they just don't do it for me. They just seem to reek of AT.
Huh? I wonder if Whitman knows about this? (they released/printed the last edition.)
hey Green: where on LI are you? Do you go to the RT 110 (Melville) Coin Show?
die polish is okay, and accurate.
1879, ugly, and hard to see:...
and cleaned.
I wanted the hot girlfriend, but voted eslewhere, I think that my wife would object.
Happy birthdays, guys.
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