It could be the same reason there is just ONE 1944-S steel cent (suspect it was purposely done) or the same reason there are 3 1958 D/D (they did...
Not to shabby. Mike, you have a very pleasant radio voice. However, may I make a suggestion. You have 3 topics there and 42 minutes. That is...
I am not sure just what the nomination procedure is, but here are a couple I would like to nominate. If I am to do something else, let me know....
FWIW, here is the PCGS definition;
ACG - 1897 = MS-65 ANACS - 1901 = XF-40 ANACS - 1895O = VF-30 PCI (gold label) - 1895S = VF-30
I'm sorry, but you are going to have to translate that for me.
If "product" includes publications, try this one (thanks to Mark); http://www.usmint.gov/kids/coinNews/circulating/01centCoin.cfm
I would be pretty sure that is not a die crack. If it were, it should go right through Abe's head. Since you say it is raised, I would say it is...
As for the 1980, I do not think those are die chips. It looks more like post mint damage to me. The 1960 also looks strange to me. What does...
I thought that was what you were referring to. I agree. It looks like some kind of die damage to me.
Maybe, but he made a good living taking in all those pennies.
Been down this road more than once here, but thank you.
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