Is it Satin?

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What does the flip side read?

 

I'll go with 1964 standard business strike. Yes, I'm that good!

 

So SMS is the assumption?

 

I will say you are pretty good and EXTREMELY close TJ

 

Assume? The old Felix Unger thing? Let's not go there. Show the obverse.

 

Oh come on Don't take the fun out of it first Green! Is it a Satin SMS?

 

From pic's? Danged if I know. The darned things are difficult to discern in hand, not to mention, from pictures........

 

I mean that's a pretty clear picture I'll post it up in a minute. Just testing knowledge before I listen to an opinion is all.

 

Knowledge has nothing to with it.........most experts can't tell the difference between a satin and a business strike.

 

Fun pole though........

 

I always thought the even, toward flow of Metal from the Strike was a good indication of a standard business strike..

 

*Outward Flow

 

Ya beat me to it

 

I don't see why the flip side matters much guys. It was a question asking if it was or wasn't a satin finish to a silver coin. I realize how much the answer will differ now that the date is known is all I'm saying. Does it look satin or am I crazy?

 

It ain't 'dull' enough for a satin.......

 

is it satin?

Or is it Memorex?


[Ken will get this one.]

 

Yes he will.......and you younger guys will be clueless. Unless you use the google thingy.

 

Haha you guys are good! "Not dull enough to be Satin" that's good considering satin silver coins were shinier than Business Strikes but more dull than a Proof. You guys crack me up..

 

Compare satin ASE's with uncirculated bullion strikes........you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference save for the mint mark.