Yep, this overdate is one of those you can't miss.
Excellent Rocky pun. :p My best Hadrian to date was this sestertius, ex-Boston Museum of Fine Arts, ex-Goldbergs, ex-Colosseo Collection...
I think you're seeing phantoms. There might be a stray random mark there, is all.
Hmm, maybe not, but then again, it doesn't look not 68 to me, either. That's a mighty clean and mark-free example. I'd have said 65-66, at...
I like it. My Dad was a Coastie in Florida during the Cuban Missile Crisis period, just before I was born.
Nice cabinet toning on that one.
Agreed with those who said it is not worth the expense of certification. No way that one remotely approaches MS67, if MS at all. That being...
I agree with @Mannie gray - it looks to have been dipped, though that may just because of the way it appears in the photos. Still a nice and...
That’s a pretty dramatic lamination. What’s the date in the coin?
Interesting. Looks like a strikethrough to me, though I'm no error/variety guy.
I extended your editing privileges on that particular thread until the end of the month, if you wanna tweak it a little.
Ah, you must mean THIS guy! ;) Edit: not sure what that has to do with this discussion about 1984 DDO cents, but that guy's insane Wheat cent...
Thanks, I had.
I laughed when I read back over that old thread, some of which I had forgotten. The lightning out there was scary that day! See, Cheech, I...
Very cool, and nicely stamped! The “EB” on the Sacagawea dollar is funny. (*For those who don’t get that reference- here.)
Now that one’s interesting. WW2-era US Navy counterstamp of some kind, perhaps?
That changed this morning, now, didn’t it? ;) [ATTACH]
Wonderful! The button is nice. It reminds me of ones I have found here on sites from the late 1700s and early 1800s.
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