Rarest? Easy: the 1958 DDO! One (possibly 2) known.
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nah, nice die crack.
um... 7?
welcome, and see above.
Simple answer: DON'T.
jass oh. I got you now. Looks like die deterioration or strike doubling to me. but, not sure.
As Bill said, Longacre doubling is on Indian Head cents, and on various Seated coins. Called Longacre doubling, 'cause he was the designer of...
I agree with Bill, sorry.
nice, and I would have gradced it: I want it!
You got that as a gift? Okay, check the petty cash. And do a quick bank rec!
oh, I guess that you also (like Bill Clinton) didn't inhale?
"So what do you think about colored coins?" I try my best not to think about them.
great, and I'm glad that they met a nice dealer.
Great piece. MS-66 to 67 FSB. Premium? I don't know, perhaps 15% to 20%?
a very nice piece. A Good purchase.
Might as well say it: Some poor little old lady got ripped off! Don't you feel guilty? Okay, now for the real world: Nice finds!
LOL! Just be careful, too many bogus 'sales' out there.
"With today's market, what would you do?" Move to Canada.
Stainless: 1) Eye: looks like the reeding from another coin hitting it. 2) IGWT: Looks like strike/machine/mechanical doubling. 3) die chip:...
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