Done.
I don't believe it happened. The images show nothing.
Those are clash marks from an 1857 quarter die.
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These are fun. Wish I had saved more, years ago. PCGS graded this one AU-55 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Damage from many years of use.
Damaged after it left the mint.
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Some types of cleaning are easy to spot and others are not, from images. The best type of cleaning is when you can't see any signs of cleaning....
I have learned from 50+ years in this hobby. I have gave you honest and correct answers to your questions. That's all I can do. It seems you are...
You should take the time to learn what you are talking about before you start insulting those trying to help you. It's clear that you do not...
If you had all three of the coins you posted, in hand, you could see the difference. It's not easy to see it with images.
Quick answer. As a normal, proofs have a mirror look to the fields and business strike coins don't. Some business strike coins have mirror like...
Not a proof. It's proof like.
I'll go with 64 on the dollar and 65 on the cent.
I'm thinking AU something. Probably cleaned long ago. Still a nice looking coin.
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