https://peacedollars.com/1964-peace-dollar/
Definitely scratches, and 53 years of wear and tear
There are so many social networking and other sites on the web which cater for such discussions, it's not like people have nowhere to vent. A coin...
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As above, somewhere in the general area was acceptable
@paddyman98 has spoken. And, lo, it came to pass
Anywhere else and the hit from the edge of another coin would have been ok to me. Like the second coin better
That looks incredibly thin, what does it weigh?
Of course it is a Franklin Mint produced coin. Their intertwined FM logo is clearly visible on the reverse at the bottom below the bird's foot
A clash can happen at any time during the process when there is no planchet in the collar, and the parts of the E Pluribus Unum that are visible...
If that is the only time it has been seen, how likely is it that this Ike has the same issue. Some sort of exaggerated clash seems more likely...
There appears to be another explanation that two members are discussing on another thread I posted the coin on.
Just been reliably informed ( I posted this earlier trying to find out what caused it) that this is Progressive Die Transference [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you for that.
Thanks, it has been interesting so far
Muchas gracias amigo, ha sido interesante
When you have the images on your PC, crop away all unnecessary background leaving only the coin. Then, when you have added them to your post,...
There is a Monty Python(esque) sketch just waiting to be let out here ;)if we are not careful
Thanks
This seems to be convex on the obverse, can feel a raise in height if you slowly run the back of your fingernail over it. Can this happen or is...
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