It's real.
If it were an ancient, it would be a centering mark.
ANACS 64
Actually, you get yelled at every time you are given a logical answer and then reject it because you want to start arguing. We have lots of...
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Depends on where that scratch is... :) [IMG]
Looks kind of like the effect you get when the die is wearing out, commonly called Die Deterioration Doubling.
Seems like I remember people splitting a $1 and a $100 and sticking the four together to make two $100 (depending on how you look at it).
self-forgiveness is best... :)
That big goober in front of her nose won't help either...time to call in the big guns and ask @Insider in it would grade clean or not... now wait
[ATTACH] Notice how the edge is cut on an angle, this is a chamfer and is how business strikes are made.
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Some scratches grade and some don't. The first slab I ever bought was a large cent that was in a "details" slab. I posted it here and (as far as...
Play with lighting. This shot looks very "industrial".
A clear shot of the edge of the coin, showing if the rims are squared off as in a proof or chamfered as in an uncirculated would help.
VerdiCare will leave a film on the surface that is supposed to be protective, but I'm not sure how long it lasts.
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I didn't know that!!! :banghead:
My intent was to have the OP put his age in the information shown when you click an avatar. Like yours says 81...correct?
Yup, that's the center part of Monticello
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