Yeah - about like they did with the nickel :rolleyes:
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If you take a pic of the edge, do one of this area. The solder points are in black, take a pic of the area circled in red. And Johnny - cast...
Very nice :thumb:
What about what looks like a casting seam around the edges ?
Even by loosely interpretting the ANA standards, that coin is a G4. Take into account the corrosion and it is AG.
Don't get too excited, it's happened before :)I don't care what the slab says - that's a gorgeous coin !
If you ordered them because you wanted to be able to learn something - then you will be overjoyed with the outcome.
That is gonna be just a tad pricey ;)
13 of them.
They look like cast fakes to me. May or may not have gold content.
Most of those that have actually made it into circulation are in the same place that all the billions and billions of cents are.
Hardly :rolleyes: And it is not necessary to bake the potato either, it will absorb the mercury quite nicely just by leaving it alone overnight....
Ahhhhhh - those coins ;)
I agree. Does not look like the real deal to me. And I see no rabbit ears either.
Understand your point, but I wouldn't compare it to the '33 double eagles. There were plenty of them minted, and minted legally. Now the '94-S...
I think it was on the reverse too, but the easiest places to see traces is on the obv. It's just tucked into the hidden places.
Another winner Clinker - keep up the good work :thumb:
67 - gorgeous coin !
I don't think either one would slab that coin. I think it had PVC on it and they didn't get it all off.
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