50c kennedy 12,69gr ???

Very well. It means the coin is original and not a fake coin. Good!!! So having raised the tolerance (0.259) over half dollars since 1947 it should be even easier to find 50c 1964 Kennedy with a weight of 12.69 grams. YOU NEVER SEEN IT ??? How many know each other, we can make a census of these OW. Thanks for the collaboration of "Conder101".

 

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My work will be useful to everyone. Understanding to understand. You can always sit in your chair and dream

 

Everybody is laughing at you. You’re a troll. How is that Zerbe Morgan coming along? Get it authenticated in London yet? Or, will you feed us more BS?

 

There is definitely a language barrier here. I am not sure I would say that I am laughing,

But I don't think that the language barrier is the only thing. Gianni just thinks he is right and the evidence is wrong.
Reminds me of a few previous trolls for sure.

Who was the Rick guy with the 69S
@C-B-D


Some folks are just unreachable.

 

Corn Dog Rick from Rhode Island?

 

Blurry photos and definite MD.
I think we are talking about the same one.

 

Raretim

 

Thats the one.

 

Looks like your English is much better. Go figure.

 

For the love of God, I don't speak Italian (but the wife does)...........

 

Same thing happened in one of his other "fantistic" threads. I think it was the Zerbe proof dollar.

Bet the next posts will be in broken English again. Same thing he did last time

 

He is just playing us. Probably gives us stuff to think about and lots of great information gets posted. Several cool members brought up information, I learned from.

 

I do not play. I try to get answers on coins that make us reflect on the past. It is called numismatics or the study of coins through history. The 50c64 Kennedy is a currency that hides very controversial chapters on conflicts of interest between industry and politics. However we are all waiting to see some of your 50c64 OW (12.69gr). Since you consider it common try to look for it and then report how many exist !!!

 

And you can post using perfect English.

 

English. This means little. The facts are that I ONLY posted a 50c64 kennedy OW. Is it possible that nobody in America has any OW coin of 1964 ??? I'm 40 days waiting for your answers but I only get blablabla ... I invite you to look, you know that this coin was sold last month by heritage at 108 thousand dollars

 

If you understand high volume manufacturing processes, you'll know that asking for someone to show a 12.69g coin is a ridiculous request. Even though they have a tolerance (Specification range), the goal of a Process Engineer is to tighten the distribution near the target. As the distribution tightens, there will be fewer and fewer parts near the upper and lower limits (and less chance of making parts that are out of spec). It's called continuous improvement. Depending on the mints process control, there may be very few coins that weighed 12.69g but those coins are within spec and would be released.

You're mistake is assuming that there are an equal number of coins at all of the weights within the tolerance limit and then compounding that mistake by asserting that If one cannot produce other 12.69g coins, it proves your claim. That just isn't true

Also, like some others on here, I am still awaiting verification that your Zerbe Dollar, that your expert said was the most beautiful Morgan he has ever see, is authentic. Do you have any updates on the status? Have you submitted to a third party grading company yet? Or is it still sitting in your desk drawer in Italy

 

Why are people engaging an obvious troll? This message board has a fantastic display of numismatic talent—there are thousands of years of legitimate experience. Everybody is willing to help newbies, who are sincere, and wish to learn and share. However, this character is an obvious troll. Do not feed the trolls. Gianni, by the way, English doesn’t mean little; it just happens to be the language we speak here.

 

The 1921 morgan dollar was considered true in London and signed as a ProofLike variant. I accepted an offer and sold it to the same agency that analyzed the coin. I had no right to take more photos after the sale.

 

... and stop talking about troll. Perhaps you are used to dealing with elementary subjects, I like to treat concepts and coins of a certain numismatic interest. If you want you can also not follow the discussion but stop inciting others with your stupid troll ideas