I'll go with VF30...but, then again, I'm always wrong. :(
It's the 1970's version of "First Strike". It's cool that someone made the effort.
Possibly, I would have to see it close up. It's clearly a cast fake (imo). The fact that the rays are that of a 1921 confirms it. 1921: [ATTACH]...
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Folks were trying to save you the cost of authentication...but if you must, you must. Good luck! Please post the result. :)
I just reposted the OP's close-up from post #15. It's also the reverse of a 1921. If I could find my VAM book, there might be a reference to that...
Has anyone seen a real silver coin with such a bad case of acne? [IMG]
[IMG] Here's a perfect example. It appears to be a mint error (struck through?), but not 100% sure.
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Good catch! I see that, too. Edit: On second thought, maybe not. The "1" should begin right of Lincoln's chin and the final digit is close to the...
I would expect more rim wear. This coin seems fishy to me.
I can't make out a "5". It that mark is raised, it could be a strike-through. Sometimes, images of fibers or threads can get randomly pushed into...
Years ago, in the Air Force, we were taught not to answer questions when we don't understand what's being asked.
Welcome to CT! If you're talking about the area in the field behind the neck, those are random scratches (imo).
Beautiful coins! I love all the trial pieces struck in the 1870s. I'm of the opinion that any coins purposely struck as errors by Mint employees...
That's usually my approach, too. ;) Your 1962 Frankie got me thinking about a purchase I made a while back. About 10-12 years ago, I bought a...
Sorry...I was wondering if that was the last Peace Dollar you need to complete your MS64 (or better) set.
1934-S?
The MS64FBL Franklin set has been on my short list of sets to complete for a while. I have about 50% so far. Do you have the 1953S, yet? :) If I...
It's hard to see any blemishes if they're there. Without a better look, I'll guess MS64RB.
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