I would like to see a closeup of the TIC in Monticello. All I see is md.
White House? You're joking I take it.
Beautiful bisecting crack!
I would never pay more than face for md.
I only care about cracks of they are bisecting or signs of a retained cud. I consider them common damage to the die otherwise. True doubling is on...
I suspect he's been here many times under many different names.
True, but opinion is out the window when there is such a big gap between grades. The original coin is neither AU or MS. Maybe somewhere in VG.
Die deterioration is wear on the die from many strikes. A doubled die is actually on the die and will show on every coin minted until it is...
Also grades are not opinions. They follow strict conditions and descriptions that have been followed by graders for a long time. When you send a...
If the dealer gave it that grade I suggest finding a new dealer!
Definitely a cud.
What appears to be doubling is actually die deterioration doubling from a worn die. The rest are damage from circulation.
35 percent silver on the war nicks.
Congrats everyone!
It's also likely the seller wanted $100. Doesn't mean they actually got that.
Plus look at the lower bar on the L in Liberty.
What he needs to understand is that as your coin has some wear, the same wear would be the same on the 2.
The first pics were better in my opinion.
I definitely see doubling in the date and on the L in Liberty.
If I might ask, what "professional" are you going to have look at them? Understand, not all coin shop owners are experts. Be careful that some may...
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