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Melior Invenidiste
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Nice doubling!
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
I see the die crack above e pluribus unum, however I also see doubling in the O N and C of one cent. Rotational I was thinking… -
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Cameo satin proof peace dollar
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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1879 s struck from rusted dies
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Die polishing is apparent. What is peculiar is the definition of the strike and the devices. Usually a rusted die presents low quality. -
1879 s struck from rusted dies
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
Die rust Pitting or roughness appearing on a coin as a result of that coin having been struck by a rusted die. Die state A readily identified point in the life of a coinage die. Dies go through a lifecycle - clashing, being polished, cracking, breaking, etc. These are called die states. [>>>] -
1879 s struck from rusted dies
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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1879 s struck from rusted dies
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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1879 s struck from rusted dies
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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1879 s struck from rusted dies
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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Brasher Doubloon?
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
Well that’s not very helpful. -
Brasher Doubloon?
Melior Invenidiste replied to Melior Invenidiste's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
What do those little lines indicate. I agree it’s a fake, but does that have to do with the manufacturing process? Weighs 13grams. -
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The thing that strikes me as off is the machine doubling in the date, and the tiny parallel lines on the surface of the coin… milled?