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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2032482, member: 19463"]Resigned to it might be better than good.... Mine is not nearly as nice but I have had it since 1999 when it was a much more rare type. I had my day. I do not have the BONI EVENTVC reverse with this obverse but I do have a die link with it used with a different (IICO) obverse die. I bought that one from Harlan Berk before he hired Curtis Clay who wrecked the possibility of getting Severan elite from there. In the day, it was harder to find a dealer who could tell an Eastern mint coin from a Rome (much less care). </p><p>[ATTACH=full]370026[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]370027[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>We each have coins the other would like. He has many more that I do not than the other way around. </p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, die links are much more educational than die duplicates since they tie together various coins into the big picture of what happened at the mint and in what order. There are many coins in this series known from five or fewer examples but there may be others belonging to people who do not share data. Every so often one of our treasured 'unique' coins gets downgraded to 'one of two'. I do wonder just how many people are out there that are gathering these quietly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2032482, member: 19463"]Resigned to it might be better than good.... Mine is not nearly as nice but I have had it since 1999 when it was a much more rare type. I had my day. I do not have the BONI EVENTVC reverse with this obverse but I do have a die link with it used with a different (IICO) obverse die. I bought that one from Harlan Berk before he hired Curtis Clay who wrecked the possibility of getting Severan elite from there. In the day, it was harder to find a dealer who could tell an Eastern mint coin from a Rome (much less care). [ATTACH=full]370026[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]370027[/ATTACH] We each have coins the other would like. He has many more that I do not than the other way around. BTW, die links are much more educational than die duplicates since they tie together various coins into the big picture of what happened at the mint and in what order. There are many coins in this series known from five or fewer examples but there may be others belonging to people who do not share data. Every so often one of our treasured 'unique' coins gets downgraded to 'one of two'. I do wonder just how many people are out there that are gathering these quietly.[/QUOTE]
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