Yep, still don't see it. It's not the big one.
I find great pleasure in liking Doug's posts... Haha!
I have done it several times but not often. The next time I need to do it I'll make sure to document it and post with details.
Completely sure.
Monetary gain... Or sheer boredom... But for whatever reason it was done... It is what happened to this coin.
Refer to my last post.
If they were able to create enough even pressure... Yes. In this case however they just didn't smash them hard enough to transfer completely.
Because when they smashed it in a vice they weren't able to get even pressure to transfer the design completely.
I am right... And you are right... You don't know. So please listen to us, for the most part the people here know their stuff... If not right...
And I have a strong coin background.... I have been studying errors for more than 20 years. Your coin is not an error...
Well it is not an error. It is most definitely man made damage meant to resemble some sort of error. I have literally seen hundreds of these....
Yeah, you can definitely do one side of a coin. I guess I'd like to see before pics before I comment on how if handle it.
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Looks good. I love proof type coins.
He likes loud hats.... ;)
I know it's a details coin... but still... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
it may be.... but from those pictures we will NEVER know.
Yeah... That's what I'm going to do... lets see if anything happens.
I see the comparison but the rounds look to be selling for $4700+ per kilo... At $149 an ounce... That's a really hefty markup for a consumer metal.
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