It's Broadstruck somehow within in the confines of the collar a larger die face would obliterate some of the rim.
I don't like it! The rotation etc. reminds me of a fantasy piece. Not exactly a rarity. Fun coin though.
Unless it is a top 100 VAM, and a rare one at that, I would pass. These come in superb condition. I paid more than double that price for this one....
I would like to think that Trump is paying for them, after all the Hype.
IDB's coming next.
If I keep going slow at these rolls then it won't be @Collecting Nut birthday month anymore, I am about 20 cents into the roll of 54S.
Could be a slightly tapered planchet. I agree the only other thing I can think of is a dip, the area in question is definitely at terminal stage,...
Probably not for years, I imagine a few will flip them for a healthy profit, unless they are only a dignitary type item, then I agree 100%
PS, if you right click, then click more tools it will bring up magnify image. I didn't realize that I posted at full size.
Found this unusual die crack. Pretty fun because it was struck with nearly unabraded dies. I don't think that it is a lamination, I have been...
I like the textile look to the toning. I am on the fence with the toning. Quarters have been known to go wild colors. There are a few superficial...
Trade some of the gold you have for one, I guarantee the premium will be much higher than a 100G's, at the start, and only 47 pieces:singing:
I would have to see the coin Vess, I realize that certain premiums haven't settle into the price guides yet, so I don't mind paying up a little...
Nice one, hope you get that 66 FS.
Canada made BS coins for normal circulation, and they also made proof like coins and sets intended for collectors. I am not sure how far back that...
A hundred thousand dollar coin? You can count me out.
The die crack is the result of a weak die. In this instance we have two interior die breaks that are connected by die cracks. If you look closely...
Pretty V Nickel Larry.
Wexler has 4 DDR's for 83P. I lean with Collect on this one, but the photos just aren't clear enough to tell anything. Here is Wexlers link, see...
It's a die break, as Sal said.
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