FORGER SAYS 1959-D WHEAT 1¢ IS HIS WORK

MrLee

On the front page of CoinWorld, a convicted Utah forger and murderer is taking credit for the 1959-D 1¢ Mule. It was pulled from auction pending an additional investigation by Secret Service.
The STORY in COINWORLD

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wanted 1964 peace dollar must be ms 69. will pay up to 50.00

Coulport

I posted a link in a prior thread on this topic.

Linkey

MrLee

<< <i>wanted 1964 peace dollar must be ms 69. will pay up to 50.00 >>



Thank you for your order.

Mark Hoffman
Utah Correctional Facilities/Provo

DanC

Please forgive the noob question... but what makes this a "mule?"

edit:
Never mind the question. I just figured it out.

bigtonydallas

In the article it states he subscribes to Coin World so he may truely be responding to these boards.

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<< <i>wanted 1964 peace dollar must be ms 69. will pay up to 50.00 >>



Thank you for your order.

Mark Hoffman
Utah Correctional Facilities/Provo >>

does that include free shipping?

JeffinMich

Yes, it does include free shipping, but he'll have to put it in a license plate envelope.

sadysta1

DanC
Mule - not quite the horse, not quite the donkey (Ithink)

Mule a mixed breed (same defintion applies to the coins)

Examples
Penny on one side, dime on the other
Quarter/Sac dollar
There are some mule exaples of colonial coinage

In this case it's 1959 cent with wheat reverse which was discontinued in 1958
(mule)