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Great looking piece. Congrats.
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Sometimes the steps show well and sometimes not. Depends on what you are trying to highlight in the photos I suppose. Without concentrating solely on the steps, you may not get a good idea of how they really look. As good as any pics may be, there is never any substitute for an in hand inspection. A good look at the steps requires a loupe.
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I get a silver proof set every year from the mint. I quit getting the clad sets after the added W coins were done. I also get the Innovation $ proof & reverse proof sets as well. I really wanted the W uncirculated nickel that was supposed to come with the proof set in 2020. That was a bummer.
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Thats a wild looking coin. Very nice. Congrats and glad it finally showed up.
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On 9/20/2022 at 8:09 PM, DWLange said:
I believe that will qualify as "No FG" at NGC. Bear in mind, however, that such minor die states carry very little premium value.
I see several No FG coins accompanied by the floating roof. Are these usually found together on most of the No FG coins or are there multiple die pairs that struck these coins with some having the floating roof and some not?
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It looks to me like they were taped into an album to hold them in. Sometimes called tape toning.
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On 9/19/2022 at 3:07 PM, The Neophyte Numismatist said:@Lem E Thanks. But, Half Cents are not like Jefferson Nickels or Lincoln Cents. You have 643 sets to compete with in the Jefferson Registry, and @Coinbuf has 441 competitors on the Lincoln Registry. That level of competition is not lost on me. It's apples and oranges to compare me to you guys. You two are the real deal! Thanks for being so kind.
True, but if you really look at the bottom “sets” of Jeffs it is people that have one or two coins. That probably accounts for half of the sets in the category. I would bet that Lincolns are the same way. Both very commonly collected coins and a lot of people have at least one or two examples.
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Congrats on the new piece and new rank. Being in the top 5 of any registry category is quite an achievement in my eyes. Even if it’s not your goal. Nice work.
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For the love of silver
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I figured while I have these things drug out I’d post a few. Haven’t looked at these in a while.