I think I found a REAL Poor-01 (or 1/2) Wheatie Yesterday!
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Found this puppy... tilted in strong light, the date looks like it's 1920. Can't be sure about a mint mark. I've provided two sizes of the date (yes, color was played with) because I thought the smaller one was easier to see (the huge original image was impossible to see)
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Stacy
<< <i>send it to pci or ntc for a VF-35 >>
Ouch!
Doesn't have quite enough eye appeal to bump it up to a 66, though. Sorry .
Oh, sorry. I meant Poor one!
I remember finding a 1912 that looked like that, in my Mom's change purse, back in 1977 or so, when I was an 11-year-old newbie collector.
Another time, as an adult, I got a 1909 in change that was about that slick. (No VDB, that I could see, though it could've been, I guess. It wasn't an "S".
If I had it my way, stupidity would be painful!
I've got a Morgan where the rim is about the thickness of a dime, can't begin to tell the date. You can only just make out the image of Lady Liberty and the reverse just has a shadow of the eagle body. He's wingless and mostly headless.
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
<< <i>That is quite cool, what is the date? I'm having trouble seeing it in the pic. >>
I think it's a 1920... not sure if there's a MM
i cnat see it being a fr-02. who was that guy agian interested in po-01s?
im sure i got one with his number on it lol.
Do the graders at PCGS get a second set of eyes(grader) to confirm a P01 or FR2? And on that note.... is there a group who specializes in low grades? Or do all of them get the chance to chuckle?
But I also see 1920, 1930 & 1934.
Then for laughs I see 1944 over 43!