This is the money clip - marked in black. This is the reeded edge of the coin - marked in red. This is also the edge of the coin - marked in...
Not sure why you find it hard to believe. The same is true for pretty much all business strike coins of every denomination from every year the US...
But I believe the mint does it with machines Joe - not people.
Given that I know that seller personally and have the utmost confidence in him; and given that he knows a hundred times more about these coins...
Most if it yes. I did have to look the specific weight changes and years they occurred, but that's all.
About all I can find is that it appears to be a Dutch medal of some rarity. I found mention of one being for sale for 2000 Euros. No idea, for...
Yes, they do.
Look at the edge. Granted, it could be a MAD strike, but it could also be a fake.
Ooooops - forgot that part. I too would say 64.
Impressive :thumb:
I'm not looking at the date.
Yes certainly, but perhaps not to the same degree. Over the years there have been many, but what it was often depends on when it was. The when is...
eddie we all know what the definitions are, and we all know what the problems with those definitions are. It has been discussed countless times....
Fair enough. Oddly though, it is those same things that make me think the toning is 100% natural. I think this coin is one of those perfect...
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