I think we'll see that Apple video a lot more on this site! very appropriate
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There were sure a lot of posts on this thread since yesterday afternoon, and I've quickly read them just now. If someone hasn't mentioned it yet-...
I'm sure there will be lots of posts on this thread in the next few days, but until someone can examine the holder itself, everything else will be...
1. It's SMS on the label, not SP - SMS means it came out of a Special Mint Set, which were the only sets issued between 1965...
I'm in L.A., but I thought you might be in Florida for the FUN show, or Philadelphia for the next ANA Convention in August. Looked at your two...
I'd describe it as: 45% Indented Strike Obv., and large broad strike. The 'burnt' color on the left is just the copper plating separating from...
I've found that in many cases, the plastic gasket is thick enough to deflect the color of the edge of the coin. I seriously doubt it is on a...
It's not a strike thru, imo. If it's recessed, then it's probably damage.
It certainly looks raised on the rim in the photo. If it's recessed, then it's not a rim cud, obviously.
Yep - filled die.
It's not missing - it's actually a rim cud. It's raised, because the rim design on then die chipped off/broke off. Rim cuds are collectable,...
No error on the nickel. What you see are contact marks from the coin being in circulation.
Mornin' - those close parallel lines are on the die itself, as mentioned above. Were they caused by a feeder finger over-extending across the...
If you're referring to the three 'dots' on the neck, those are bag marks from another coin. The edge of another coin has hit your coin, and...
And, every copy of the CherryPicker's Guide to Die Varieties has a section in the Appendix discussing, and showing, the different types of...
Based on your photos, it's not a die crack, it's a scratch. (notice the scratch on the lower left side goes onto the rim) Can you post new...
There is nothing in the minting process that would cause this - it's either spittle from someone coughing on the coin before it was put in the...
That sign is for making Working Hubs, not the striking pressure for Dies making coins. There's a big difference between the two. Most striking...
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