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Questions on 1933 DE article

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RWB

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If anyone has questions about the 1933 DE article in the newest issue of Coin World, please let me know and I'll try to help.

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Coindude

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Is this about the Langbord coins? I've seen a lot of discussion ATS but I get tired of reading the overboard lawyer synopsis. So, what ya got! :)

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michael

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what kind of surface/field texture is on the 1933??

 

striated? mint surfaces with lustre like a 27 or 28??

 

or scaley surfaces oike an 08 nm?

 

or are the surfaves sort of matte and/or prooflike?

 

 

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RWB

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Yes. You can read the article on the CW web site if you have an on-line subscription, or the print version when it gets mailed.

 

1933s look just like any other normal production double eagles.

 

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jtryka

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I read the article online as soon as I saw it in the e-mail, absolutely fantastic! A lot of information that many people probably overlook, and most of it not very good for the Treasury's side of things. But as an old professor used to tell me, once it gets to court, it's always a crapshoot!

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