Can you explain what you mean by "rolling method?"
I believe these are all intended to look like machine struck closed collar coins. Minting technology in the modern era is fairly uniform... there...
To paraphrase the words of Insider.... "objectively describe what you are seeing." To expand: explain what you are seeing, and what that means....
Anyone know what caused #5? This should be the easiest one on the list.
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This is a tricky one. The edge is, usually, the absolute least studied part of a coin. Fantastic quiz, Insider. I have some thoughts - but I'm...
I talked to Roger about this coin over on the NGC forums. He's having trouble posting here, for some reason. Anyways, this was his reply:
"Mint State" and "Uncirculated" mean the same thing. They have absolutely nothing to do with the history of the coin, or if you found them in a...
Honestly... Nobody needs the Cherrypickers. Pre-Internet, it was a useful guide. Now, there is no need for it. Use this website for free, and it...
The "red fiber" you picture... is it actually fibrous? Or is it more of a ceramic type material? "Odd" materials I know that coins have been...
The *extremely* unusual semi-prooflike appearance is a bigger indication that this coin might have problems. In the entire series, only 2 1922...
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