Well that's it Oh my I just realized

That's why I like "friendly's Ice Cream ".

 

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Is this the type you are looking for? They say it resembles a Type B. rather miniscule differences, but noticeable just the same.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1969-washington-quarter-type-proof-501117843

 

44 coin pre 1898-1945 commem set I've been 6 years the early Morgan/Barbers were brutal the pan-Pac's and Isabella's will drive you crazy and the Hawaiian but allot of fun!/?

 

What am I missing here ? was creaming saw the $4 Stella but see 1881 obverse? I thought only 1879/1880?

 

That's it. I read where this variety occurred after the Mint moved the MM to the Obverse and one or more of the used proof die reverses were sent from Philadelphia to Denver. I've been searching Unc rolls for quite a while looking for high grade examples.

Can you see what it sold for?

 

Your son should put a photo of you in that spot.

 

@David Betts
This is the only way I could afford one

http://www.moonlightmint.com/blog_27.htm

 

@yakpoo

 

Wow. Well done @dwhiz. That is one beautifully well-matched 7070.

 

How about a set of the Classic US Commemorative Coins? Just a humble suggestion.

I've completed three 7070s and sold them to get money for a set of US Large Cents. I doubt I'll live long enough to complete the set.

 

BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! Back up the truck, a second. 1978-D SBA? Where did that come from?

 

Whoa!

 

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/page-5-of-my-7070.373444/#post-5407968

Just a counterfeit.

 

If it was overstruck on an SBA, then I'd just call it altered. I'll allow it.

 

@messydesk
Ha Ha I was wondering how long it would take to notice that, I'm not surprised it was you.

 

She be a hottie!

 

the page 4 I had updated to a 1878-CC Morgan the other day and didn't update the picture

 

1978 SBA DOLLAR? How’s that happen?