The die cracks on the 1883 5 cent pieces are very common, due to the fact that the nickel composition was so hard, and the mint was not accustomed...
not a split planchet. An attached lamination
definite AT.
These are closer to my thoughts.
same thoughts as for all modern commems: Pass
nah, too low for an AG. Possibly a PO-1.5 :)
on another day it would be 62-63
Are they are raw? Be careful. The Buff's foreleg looks like there may be some scraping there. Plus I don't see the diagnostic 'pee' spots that...
no, within tolerance
fun find
nope, and Ken: nope
machine doubling
Amazing!
1) Not a DDO 2) no mintmark, the scratches, if any could be from a) damage or b) polishing of the die at the mint. Either way, no biggie
Columbian Expo medal from the Columbian Expo- 1892 to 1893
damaged, spend it
I think it is a O-119
spend it
I'll have to find his card, it is here somewhere.
agreed, it hurts ot be nice to silliness. modern? It hurts to just say the word
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