hey all i am back need some help with this 1980 coin i got and thaks guys
rturner
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ok is that a die chip in his ear? and wing and lettering d d what all you guys think you can see the wagon wheel pics don't
show luster very good the give it to me straight. thanks again all
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and the weight is normal.
You have 50c
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lol yeah sorry about that
Spend it.
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For a larger coin that's 43 years old, it's surprisingly free of marks and seems to have full luster and original surfaces. I don't see any rare variety here and it's currently not worth more than face value, but I'd probably save it just for the heck of it.
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I like how on the right half you can see roller lines going from 12 to 4 over field and back of head.
I also like how at near 2 o'clock on obverse between R and T the rim edge is not complete, almost like a very small clip.
Some machine doubling on the letters, nothing of collector value. No numismatic premium. Cheers, RickO
Looks a bit like it was cleaned or wiped to me.
I see machine doubling on "HALF" and muted luster and resin, very similar to what an '82 looks like.
The resin will make you imagine things that aren't really there
Spend it, or just save it.
Spend it
Spend the Half-Dollar and ease your worry, most of us never knew you were here, didn't realize you had left and your return is a non-event.
That seems really harsh.
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