Franklin, Washington - Double Dies, Errors, and High grade stuff!

[physics-fan3.14]

Got a few things for y'all today. Paypal gift or check, shipping is included. Make me an offer!

 

1995D Washington, NGC MS-67. Semi-prooflike, well struck, highly lusterous, and flashy. $200

 

 

1951 Franklin NGC MS-64 FBL. DDR as shown below on the bottom of the bell. Blast white, highly lusterous, and solid for the grade. $75

 

 

1958 Franklin, NGC MS-64 FBL. White with golden rim toning. $40

 

 

1963 Franklin, ANACS MS-61 (small white old holder) Straight Clip at k8. $50

 

 

1978S Kennedy PCGS PR-69 DCAM $15 (4 available)

 

2009S Kennedy PCGS PR-69 DCAM $15 (4 available)

 

Thanks for looking!

 

[physics-fan3.14]

[BRIAN339]

Those are some nice looking coins!

[physics-fan3.14]

Thanks Brian

[Bugmann1974]

1951 Franklin NGC MS-64 FBL. DDR as shown below on the bottom of the bell. Blast white, highly lusterous, and solid for the grade. $75

 

Thats not your discovery coin is it?

[physics-fan3.14]

No, Ray, it is not. Besides the discovery coin that CONECA added to their files, I have several additional 1951 DDRs which appear quite similar. James Wiles says the two other dies which I sent him (although distinct DDRs) are too late die states to be able to confirm the DDR and add it to the files. This is one of these additional DDRs. The doubling is quite strong, and visible to the naked eye clearly in the proper light. There are very few double dies which are clearly visible without magnification - this one would make a very interesting addition to your collection.

[physics-fan3.14]

2 each of the Kennedy's left.

 

If y'all don't make me an offer, I'm going to put these things up on Ebay Saturday.