Post a pic of IGWT. Particularly the RU in Trust. That is what looks the most fake to me, but a pic focused on that area would be nice.
Sweet. Could this be an earlier stage coin struck from the same obstructed die?...
I think you have the "Ill-defined letters fake" listed here: http://www.ngccoin.com/news/viewarticle.aspx?NewsletterNewsArticleID=867 The IGWT is...
A cud includes the rim. PCGS's definition is just poorly worded.
It's probably a worthless plated quarter someone got duped into buying. There are 1000's of them in circulation.
Are you describing a cud?
For a dollar each, you got a good deal. The last one you paid about the regular price. See if it is a wide AM variety.
Wow! That's a nice one. And yes, you could probably get 50 bucks or a little more for that on ebay.
It's probably just machined off. Machining lines are easy to identify so post a pic.
Someone cleaned and whizzed the hell out of it. Maybe it was buried at some point.
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Looks legit, but it blows my mind that someone in Philly was dumb enough to rotate the die 180 degrees while hubbing.
Looks like the 9 took a hit. And the extra 7 is probably just a scratch. The dates haven't been hand punched into the dies since the early 1900s...
That 87 is a type of die fatigue. The other one you could check coppercoins to see if it has a match. I can't tell from the pics on my phone....
No one is going to pay a premium for a 20% rotated die on a Morgan. And TC still hasn't told us if his is 20% or 160% rotated. EDIT CPM posted...
Show us a picture of the whole back of the slab. If it's 20 degrees off, it's not a big deal. If it's 160, then it's an error.
Die fatigue. Very common on wheat cents, but yours is stronger than most.
Hammer job? Or is that a Photoshop showing where to find clash marks?
On the obverse, it looks like the clad layer is peeling off because someone damaged it or a lamination problem. I can't tell from the pics. On...
It's probably grease like you said. But it's minor and doesn't add any value.
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