I like them, but most of mine are not in very good shape... BTW, I would buy them. If they never become popular, they are still a scarce coin,...
I thought it was kinda slick...
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Hey, c'mon, I got a bad back...
...how many atta-boys does that cancel?
I agree and was just trying to be crotchety...do you offer lessons? :)
I'll see what I can do...
Best of luck!!!
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WAY overpriced...I succumb sometimes (Commemorative 90% Silver Dollars at close to melt) but am trying to hold off... :inpain::inpain::inpain::inpain:
DDD is Die Deterioration Doubling and comes from the erosion of the die from extended usage. Also can be termed NAV doubling (No Added Value)
From 1956 they came in a pliofilm plastic package like post #1. These have been cut out and placed in snap together aftermarket holders. The...
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Perhaps we could ask Doug (@GDJMSP ), I hear they used to be an item... :)
Sorry to hear, best wishes for smooth seas ahead!
I was very naive at the first show I ever went to (I think in Atlanta) and in chatting with one of the dealers, I innocently asked "What do you do...
Since a Troy oz and an Av oz are different, you are correct.
...or Walter Breen...
I remember the first one of these I ever saw and was thinking "I've never seen that US coin!!!" [ATTACH]
I think a crack would extend somewhat into Lincoln's jacket. If convex, a die scratch, if concave a strike thru. BTW, what's an antonym for incuse?
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