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For this time frame the Mint marks were hand punched onto the coin. They vary in location but it's normal.
Mass production. I think the Mint was more concerned about producing large numbers to keep up with demand than with the quality of the coins.
Great looking error! Thanks for posting.
In my area this would be in good condition and worth about $20.00.
1921 Morgan's are very common. Yours would be in the $19.00-$20.00 range.
Unfortunately it's been overly cleaned.
More time than you are willing to commit I think.
I think it's wonderful for retired folks to still be in love enough after all those years to hold hands. You are a lucky girl and I hope you know...
Not a stupid question if you're trying to learn.
All from Richmond, Virginia. The star note is a replacement note. When the bills are printed they eventually end up in stacks of 100 consecutive...
Same here but we at least 3, maybe 4 of them at the same time. The madness is spreading quickly.
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