Well, I see the Mods thought it inappropriate for this thread as the link has been edited out.
They do add some interest, don't they? :) http://whitman.com/Inventory/Detail/The-Official-Red-Book-Professional-Edition-3rd-Edition+0794833535
Certain commemorative coins are known for having die scratch issues, one in particular is the Maine Centennial Half Dollar (1920). This from Red...
That's an excellent link! I think I'm probably the only guy left on earth who enjoys the snake skin appearance (laser etched).......
This..... In 2008 the Mint announced major advances for the development of the master design models that are used to produce the master hubs....
How so? I clicked the link and came to the auction site. Who's to say someone else (from this site) won't do the same thing and contemplate...
Ya beat me to it. I've seen 'em go for that much in years past, but they (mint) did produce a ton of 'em and these pieces are by no means rare.
I quite agree. Something had to be said.
I hear ya Zeke. It's just another way for the Mint to cash in on collector mania. The very thing they said they were trying to do a few years...
Then might I suggest something as elementary as...
Separate names with a comma.
