Die crack
You are correct and that's a nice example
Not a Doubled Die and not stamped as coins are stamped.
Definitely damaged
Not at all since you have some nice pieces that will answer a lot of questions. He was a very prominent Mint designer, from Hanover, PA.
Error Ref: Reverse Die Cap (Anvil Die Cap in most years) Definition: This error develops when a newly-struck coin adheres to the anvil die. The...
Agreeded, same with mine. A great bowl.
A 1973 token of him with David Rittenhouse on the reverse. Yes, this is the US Mint designer. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice I like it. This type of error really destroys one side of the coin, doesn't it?
Just use a good thick book.
Maybe this will help. These are Mint sewn bags Know as ballistic bags. In Quarters the bag contains a face value of $50,000 and forklifts are...
My wife lets me buy whatever coin I want without question but she keeps telling me that when I die she's spending it at face value. Lol
I completely understand. Lol
If your wife is like me she loves you but is convinced she married a nut case. Lol
Here's a photo of mine. It's worn but still visible. It was difficult for me to get these photos but you coin looks to not be as worn. [ATTACH]...
I thought it was but couldn't make the date out. Definitely need those reverse photos. I think you may have the DDR asvits the correct year.
Very nice find!
Congrats and nice find! Bet you were surprised.
It's damaged
It's definitely a small die chip. Nice find!
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