Check out the steps on this 1968-D

clackamas

Not full steps but then again it is a 68-D. The coin is a 65/66 too bad the steps were not all there. Some of the weakness actually has some step detail that washes out.

cladking

That's about as much step detail as I've ever found on one of these.

Looks like the coin has great surfaces too. Even this is tough for the date.

Russ

<< <i>That's about as much step detail as I've ever found on one of these. >>



That's MORE than I've ever found. That's a very strong example.

Russ, NCNE

clackamas

Iti is strong. I about fell out of my chair when I first saw it thinking it was a FS.

keets

i've seen them with some step detail and i think i have one in a flip with three complete steps preceeded by a ramp!!!!! this coin is strange because it's actrually struck up on the sides under one and four, so i'd suspect that the planchet was flawed. what does the obverse look like, flat at the ear??

al h.

clackamas

<< <i>what does the obverse look like, flat at the ear??

al h. >>



The obverse is 100% struck with all detail standing out. The cheek is full and all the lettering is clearly seperated from the rim. I have about 4 coins from the same roll that are nearly equally struck, it was just a good day, well as good as could be for 1968 in Denver, at the mint. I will upload a pic of the full obverse and reverse.

clackamas

Here are some pics of the entire coin.