In my opinion it's machine doubling. Not a true doubled die coin.
My fault. The thread is 10 years old and I have not done a good job of bringing up the rules we started with. I'll try to clear it up. I think...
Back to US coins. I'm playing off the 1882 date. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
How did we get back to Gold? We were on Tokens and medals. Back on track. You need to play off a date of the last post. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks real to me. Don't know if it would straight grade but a nice coin for a type set.
Same seller. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-SMS-Roosevelt-Dime-with-5-on-the-Cheek-Rainbow-Toned-AT/254554209502?hash=item3b449cfcde:g:d2gAAOSwM0VeITaE
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I'm down to about 6 feet of shelf space. The rest are boxed up.
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I'll go with fake.
Looks like it's my turn. This one made a trip to CAC a while back. Did it bean? [ATTACH]
Same here. I see CAC as just another opinion and hate the way it impacts the value of my collection.
We all got that one wrong. I'll wait for @ddddd to update before posting the next coin.
Nice coin. Gold coins are also wild. You can post any gold coin. Others can play off of that date. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The World Expositions created some fun medals. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is a good example. I'm playing this medal off of the 1889 date. At this point medals are wild. You can post any medal or token. If someone...
Sorry folks. We are on Indian Head Cents or a US coin dated 1905. To post a token/medal/comm, you have to play off of the last coin posted. You...
Either way it's a nice coin.
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