No, not very clearly! Your enlargement is too pixelated. That happens all the time when you're using a digital camera. ~ Chris
You should check out Swiss Shooting Medals (Schutzenfest?) ~ Chris
I still have the quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies in the SMS cases. Don't ask me why I saved them that way. ~ Chris:confused::wacky::rolleyes:
I bought five each of the 1966 & 1967 sets about 16 years ago. They were not advertised as DDO's. ~ Chris
Take it out of the airtite and see if there are any markings on the edge. ~ Chris
Thanks! They are SMS halves that I removed from sets I purchased online. They have special meaning for me because JT signed the inserts at the FUN...
Ditto! ~ Chris
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@Jessica L McClellan - All pre-65 quarters contain .18084 oz. of silver. ~ Chris
You should know by now that I hate, detest and despise pennies! ~ Chris;)
Mr. P. asked to let you know that it isn't necessary to identify it as "no mintmark" because it should be taken for granted that it was struck in...
You would need two things to determine this. 1) The name and location of the person who caused the deformation. 2) A time machine. ~ Chris
But, the one with the shorter cud does not have those marks. So, that would suggest that the coin with the shorter cud came from a different die....
No kidding, Sherlock! If you did, that part of the die that was polished away would produce higher relief on the coin. ~ Chris
Did you see that TD run that Mahomes made with 11 seconds left in the 1st half? Wow!! ~ Chris
Since Jefferson is the deepest part of the die, further polishing would make that area deeper. Therefore, that area on the coin would be higher...
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Ditto x 3! ~ Chris
To me, it looks like any other nickel (Edited)
Are you asking if it is PMD? Only his hairdresser knows! ~ Chris
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