The proof has specially polished planchets. And specially prepared dies. The Specimens usually may have somewhat polished planchets and just an...
Interesting, it looks like it was hand engraved.
Later back to posting in date order. :)
1795 O-116 R-4 1795 O-116 R-4 Obv: United incused under Liberty Rev: Milling incused outside United Berries: 7-9 [Sorry for the really bad...
And some oldies, real oldies: 1795 O-115 R-5 Pardon the crummy pictures, my camera died, and I have to use my cell phone 1795 O-115 R-5 Obv:...
1806 O-119 R-3 1806 O-119 R-3 Obv: Weakness at curls. Re: Defect line left point of shield to scroll [again, camera died, sorry for poor...
Upgrade: 1806 O-116 R-3 Grade: G-4 Obverse: 9-s3 Reverse: L Diagnostics: Obverse: Recutting top of Y, die break bottom of 06 of date ....
1811 O-104a R-1 1811 O-104a R-1 Obv: 3: Star 13 close to curl; horizontal crack thru 2 upper points of star 2; die crack from Star 2 around...
1822 O-101 [1822/1] R-1 1822/1 O-101 Grade: F -12 R-1 Obverse: 1 Reverse: A Diagnostics: Obverse: 1822 over 1, last 2 heavier Reverse:...
NEWPS to follow. Sorry for the crummy pictures. My camera died, and the cell phone sucks for close ups. [for me at least]
And the grade is?
WOW!
and struck in Charlotte.
Great variety, one of my favorites. XF-45
I agree with the Bust $1/2
aw, come on.
Could FB
itty bitty cud
This story has been debunked so many times, I can't remember who it was.
Or post books to eBay, $25 each, one book guaranteed to have a $100 bill, star note.
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