Cool lamination @No_Ragrets I don't see any damage. I think what heavy is saying is that it may have been fooled with. Hence the curling of the...
A lamination means that it is attached right? If there is still a peal on the surface, a lamination crack, then it is a lamination. I see it as a...
Wonderful quality, beautiful note!
My eyes I am on the fence of an absolute dime at 65 and AU58+ Years ago I passed on one of these out of 4 examples in an "old school fatty's" all...
Those details don't match the Op's coin, Hence the triple struck. PS, I enjoyed seeing the double struck Buff's @KBBPLL Honestly, @lordmarcovan...
Cool struck thru.
Reverse?
Seems that a small percentage of those 3$ golds were struck before knowing that the reverse was not in the correct position. Then they were...
Went to check in yesterday and it was so slow that the page wouldn't load and timed out every time. No issues today!
Seems that they only saw a double strike. If they saw three then they would have called it triple struck. I looked thru heritage archives for...
Looks like they only called it double struck. I can clearly see a third strike. Too bad for the details/cleaned.
Not seeing DC initials on there. I wonder if any of these actually show the original design?
Looks like a soap box holder. Thinking it is in one of the short lived 5 1/2 steps slabs. Second look the fourth step under the second pillar is a...
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I think that it is a combo of the copper plate and a later die stage. I haven't seen any of these in hand so I don't fully know, I just know that...
AU55
My last one that I made it thru was a mixed dump of late 70's and early 80's Lincolns. I still have 3 unfinished 60's-70's bags.
Looks like the dies were slightly tilted. I wouldn't say blurry.
NAh, just a little history from the 250th birthday. I would gladly add a bit of that history to my collection, I don't have the money.
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