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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Robert Paul, post: 24881981, member: 34830&quot;]Very nice article. I too really love the series. I have been working on a PCGS low ball set, It is complete but at #2, Still have 6 or 8 to send in for a poor-1 grade, I Hope. I have two 1918-D that should grade Fair 2, and they are dateless but because of the die crack on the coin PCGS should be able to grade and date them, I have spent much time looking for a dated coin with the exact die crack. </p><p>I have a working set with a grade of VG-10, I picked this grade because it is available in each coin in the pop report (when I started to assemble it) and I hope to afford the 1916 in that grade, anything better would be out of my price range. </p><p><br /></p><p>Also have been working on a set of clashed &quot;E&quot; SLQs I have four to go to complete the set. The 26-S is by far the most common. And the E Clash can be seen on Poor 1 dateless coins.</p><p>I have found that the clashing of the dies to be very interesting and mostly overlooked by collectors. some show the upside down &quot;M&quot; and the &quot;E&quot; at the right of the knee, Some have the eagle&#039;s beak and tailfeathers at the shoulders on Miss Liberty. There are other clash marks also. But a very interesting series.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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