I havn't followed the state qtrs so, is there one obverse design for all the state qtrs? I noticed the different sizes of Wash. on the OP's 2 qtrs...
Had a similar one to that but only 1/3 of the size...
If any of them look similar to these I'd be interested... http://s1082.photobucket.com/albums/j368/wvabe/My%20Laminations/?start=all
I'd like to see them mint 1.4 mil., sell them off by the bag to a bunch of unfortunates, wait a month, then pump out 25 mil. more and send them to...
Thats for sure, I was leaning 60-40 authentic, but thats the way the ball bounces...
Got word back from Mike D., the T was added after it left the mint...
http://www.errorvariety.com/OFD/DDD.html
All depends on the buyer usually. In general a broadstrike coin tends to bring just a fuzz more but not always...
Looks like a slightly uncentered broadstrike to me...
Anybody know anything about this token? [img] [img]
1883 no cents is pretty common in low and high grades. Not a whole lot of value there...
Might be 1 or 2 error coins in it worth more than the whole bag of cents...
You really can't see the rotation? Its actually rotated a little more than the pics shows because the obverse isn't straight up and down...
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It may be just a tiny lamination...
Got this filler for trade. It has been restored like the buffalo nickels. It wasn't dateless but was horribly crudded up. If you need a filler...
The T is a pretty good match, but its that area above it that is questionable. Sent it off to Mike Diamond so I'll know for sure after he has a...
No, thats a ding on the edge that caused the bump...
Dropped letter "T"? Nothing else looks out of place except for the area above the T and a rim ding. [img]
Looks to me that at one time it had a proof like surface and that proof look has faded away...
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