I had one that looked quite a bit like that, cut straight out of OGP that got the dreaded artificial toning. I know for a fact that it was cut...
63 for me.
If I had to stretch I would say the Franklin but the truth is it was the Walking Liberty. The Mercury Dime, SLQ and Buffalo Nickel ended the GREAT...
It's a wonderful coin but the large depression in the field and the bust on the obverse and the scratches on the reverse above the eagles head...
My guess at that grade is that those are die polish lines which made the coin almost proof like, hence the star.
Here's another, not the biggie. [IMG]
Here is a picture of the obverse, it's all that really matters on this coin. For the record, it's the FS-103, the biggie, or whatever number...
This one is for Ethan! [IMG]
I seriously doubt they had sharpie's in 1848.
Where's the LOVE button!!!
Yea, I realize they aren't great pictures. I'm sure these are genuine but like I said they have issues. It's a shame about the 93.
They aren't in the greatest shape, they both have rim bruising. Please give me your thoughts mainly on how much you think they're worth. [IMG]...
Jason, you have incredible collecting savvy.
Bob, that obverse looks so much like it was struck on a copper planchet!
Pictures are slightly out of focus which limits the ability to grade properly. What I can see though is a pretty clean coin. Personally I would...
He's probably asking that because of the P/P as well! ;)
It actually looks like the Y in LIBERTY and the date are the most unlikely areas to see the doubling.
Wow, that doubling is nicer than the 72, almost looks like a 55.
Chris, is that the infamous Buffalo Chip! How many are known?
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