Very interesting. I would hang on to that coin.
KNOST Counterstamped on the obverse. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And I thought it was James Tiberius Kirk
I don't think so but I can't see that good at the moment.
MS-65
DDD I believe
Even the JT initials don't really help with a common name like Smith.
Very common and only worth melt as it won't grade high enough.
$.40 a gallon in my area
That he did! Thank you for restoring my confidence in Uncle Lee.
I asked you not to burst my bubble. Lol
Not quite
Yes, I sure did.
I'm thinking this was from Robert E. Lee so please don't bust my bubble. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Dip the obverse only and it would be a nice looking coin. Lol
That Die was overused. Die chips and cracks. Nice find.
I went AU-58 as it appears to me to be a very small amount of rub on the coin. I just don't know as these are not my thing.
Definitely damaged and welcome to CT.
Here's an 1876 with the J. T. Smith Counterstamp on the obverse. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Common MD but a nice example
Separate names with a comma.
