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Message:: [QUOTE="ZoidMeister, post: 4827877, member: 114169"]Okay [USER=44615]@paddyman98[/USER] , I'm ready for you to "burst my bubble" . . . . . . . . . . Going through the bins getting ready to sell off a bunch of the generic silver dollars I started doing a bit of research on what the key dates were.  When I got to the 1934-D Peace Dollars, I noted the die varieties and thought, meh, I just searched through HUNDREDS of Mercury dimes looking for the elusive 42/41 and 1945 micro S coins to no avail.  My eyes were watering and blurry.  My expectations were low, but then I found THIS . . . . . [ATTACH=full]1167799[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1167800[/ATTACH] Looking at the last two rays in Liberty's tiara, I saw the signs.  I think this coin is too worn to see the doubled forehead, nose, lips, lettering, or other features, but thank goodness for those rays . . . . . . . Here is what another 1934-D in my collection looks like.  You can clearly see the last two rays are not doubled.  And why is it that every time you find a "rarity" in your collection, it ends up being the most worn, beat up coin of the series . . . . . ? [ATTACH=full]1167803[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1167804[/ATTACH] So [USER=44615]@paddyman98[/USER] , should I put a down payment on the "mountain property" yet?  Go ahead, burst my bubble . . . . . Z[/QUOTE]