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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;antonio fisk, post: 7311877, member: 119401&quot;]What I find most interesting about this coin, is the reverse.</p><p>It has no digs and dents, from the rims of other newly minted coins, landing on it.</p><p>Conversely the obverse has many, as expected on a mass production coin.</p><p>The photos of the obverse are not the best, but do show the aforementioned damage.</p><p>This coin by nature of the fact that it was found in a roll, unless of course, it was a mint fresh one, of 1934 vintage, must have been circulated, even if very little.&nbsp; At least it must have gone through a machine in the re rolling process.</p><p>I notice that the normally sharp wire edge to the rim, between 4&amp;6 o’clock on the obverse, and my first stop when grading, is worn down, and it may possibly have been head down, in a draw for some of its life.</p><p>I am going to hazard a guess, that it was the best of a roll of 1934 Uncirculated, weakly struck obverse, worn due,&nbsp; Wheatie’s.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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