That has got to be die clash marks. I overlaid the obverse on the reverse. The marks you point out align perfectly with the chin. I also found...
On that point you are 111% correct!
Sorry, snaz. The coin is in a F-12 slab. See here. It is also listed other places in this thread.
see http://www.cointalk.com/t104164/
A quote from my first post; I have always though it a fake. I just cannot seem to find the niche it fits in.
Your thread of hope is not strong enough to hang a spider from. That coins is a fake. All I am saying is that the location of a mintmark against...
You are assuming that there is only 1 die pair used for this date. There were 4 used for the S VDB with 484K coins. There were at least that...
I cannot decide between a 10 and a 12. Since someone already guessed 12, I will take a 10.
No, I did not "cheat", per se. I often use Heritage as a comparator for any coin I am not familiar with and sometimes just as a reference. As I...
Did you line up the verticals? BTW, I went back and tried it again after enlarging the date a bit. I suspect what I said before is correct,...
Raider forgot to mention that you have to be a member to access all the info. Join! It is free and you really do get a bunch of info. Plus,...
The only place I would seriously trust is Heritage. You actually get to see what the coins really sold for.
Yep. One has nailed it.
1934- g-6 1855- xf-45 1840-o vf-30 1921- ms-62
I also suspect that the coin is funny, but I tried to copy the right "4" over the "1". Problem is, it does not fit there. I know it is possible...
Are you sure you are using the same order as the others? The corrosion I see is on #3.
Hopefully. At least now I know what I can bid.
Well, it is definitely worth more than 1¢. If that coin is nearing red with wear on the cheek like that, it has to have been cleaned.
Just spoke to NGC. As courteous and friendly as could be expected. They are sending me a form to resubmit the coin. Their mistake. They pay...
I am with Matt. If that coin approached that coloring, it has been cleaned.
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