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<p>[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 2710448, member: 12789"]They were not completely uncommon during that era, from ca. 1968-74 when they used a slightly smaller diameter die and struck with a bit more striking pressure than before or afterwards. But the coins have nice high relief designs that have largely held up in circulation quite well. That sure won't be the case with these low relief abominations they crank out nowadays.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 2710448, member: 12789"]They were not completely uncommon during that era, from ca. 1968-74 when they used a slightly smaller diameter die and struck with a bit more striking pressure than before or afterwards. But the coins have nice high relief designs that have largely held up in circulation quite well. That sure won't be the case with these low relief abominations they crank out nowadays.[/QUOTE]
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