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All years are known for DDD, Here is a website that will help you Identify Varietys www.varietyvista.com
This is a later die state. The picture is showing the die wear, as possible MD doubling. This one is not Md though.
md can happen anywhere on the obv or rev. one letter, one word. etc.
I got one that has the same crack on the torch. It runs north and touches the U. Also has great eye appeal.
I see a 65 but could see them giving it a 64bn.
I have been one to collect a grease filled die. A nice XF, early die state
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I am not sure what to say, though a controversial token. I hope all can see it for what it is, a Token.
So, in the norm are they acceptable, to mint state?
Still have the thoughts that there are a few more 92'D's floating around here.
Gorgeous Lustre. I like the ghosting.
It is definitely a later die state in hand. I have been trying to get pics of the D/S. It's a hard one to capture.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I would definitely agree with fs-102, looks probably xf range.
That's a great find! And welcome to CT.
Neither her in Denver
Looks like standard die wear.
67 no fsb. I have one with almost the same mark across the middle bands, it didn't get fsb. Awesome coin.
This site has a lot of good pics. If you do find something out of the norm. www.varietyvista.com
Without better pics of the spots I would give it AU details. to me they look like corrosion not crud.
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