Details as it's been cleaned.
Not a problem for me. You buy what you like and pay what you think is fair. I do the same. Why is that a problem?
You're welcome
Taken with my cell, then crop to full size.
She is a beauty!
You sure got that right! My wife knows nothing about coins, except how to spend them. Haha, just joking. She pretty good in that area but she...
Sounds exactly like me. :)
If it touches the rim, cracks and touches the rim again on the opposite side, it's called a rim to rim die crack.
You're welcome and it takes time to learn so if you keep an open mind that's helps.
Both are worth face value.
AU-58
I can see a small portion of it but it was caused by over polishing the Die at the Mint. Worth a few extra dollars. Welcome to CT.
Definitely damaged. Welcome to CT.
That's a great lamination crack. Protect it or it will fall into 2 pieces. Hahaha. That's what it looks like.
Thanks, it sure looks close to it to me.
I think PCGS was a point low. Now I'm correct as I said 63. :smuggrin:
I don't own a details coin. I don't even look at them when I'm buying.
The lighting used in the coin and/or toning of the coin.
Nice blue toning from the environment. As for the rest of the coin, like the L and I touching, damage.
It's zinc and it's a horrible coin. Doubling would be common place on them and it all falls under NAV Doubling.
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