great picture!
Okay Without seeing the obverse, it is likely to be the O-107 Reverse E
nice RPD, much better pictures
damn, I gotta move with my metal detector!
really nice pieces
Seems like a good idea
I like it
Congrats. I have exactly none!
I have to disagree. On the E, I don't think a plating blister, but I'm not sure about it. @mikediamond ?
PMD, a "squeeze job" One coin squeezed by another, if you look the image is reversed. Clear evidence of a Post Mint Damage
nah not damage, just a hit from another coin
there are way more than 100, but the fun is in the search
I nearly hit like, my oops
nope but I want one
ditto
Lets see, how much junk silver do I have laying around.
pictures? or no comment
the originals usually have reeded edges. but not always
Eduard: As for the Flying Eagle: 1858/7, I have cherried 3 of them, one in F-12, one VF-20 and one XF. Also, In the Indians: the 1864 L is a...
Is this a contest? If not, it should be moved so more can see these toners
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