Wexler's, "The Authoritative Reference on Eisenhower Dollars" shows the DDO-007 as the rare business strike peg leg to own. I suppose that's the one we hope that PCGS will recognize. We'll see?
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If you see the photo carefully, I don't think the DDO-006 is a Peg Leg. I can see a small curve of R at the end. I don't know why ANACS slabbed this "not completed" die polished coin as Peg Leg......
From the photo, I can't tell whether the DDO-007 matches with the DDO-007 listed in Wexler. Usually, we are looking for Pirate leg like Peg Leg coin. All DD0-007 that I saw are from a different die and with Pirate leg.
It's the Wexler DDO 7, which JC points out is a perfectly straight leg (the leg that makes a P and R - the leg that normally has the long curved serif).
Depending on what gets recognized, it looks like somebody (or a lot of somebody's) are going to be disappointed, no matter what the decision is. Wouldn't it behoove PCGS to broaden the definition of what a "peg leg" is a bit, to be more inclusive? Just wondering
BTW, If "extra leaves" on a ear of corn and a spear through a Bison can be reconized so fast why is it taking so long for the 71-S Peg Leg?
edited to correct my phrasing.
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The ANACS coin IS NOT the DDO-007 listed in The Authoriatative Reference. Futhermore, It is not the coin listed in the cross reference 9-0-1 The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date. In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin. Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1
<< <i> The ANACS coin IS NOT the DDO-007 listed in The Authoriatative Reference. Futhermore, It is not the coin listed in the cross reference 9-0-1 The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date. In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin. Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1 >>
So are you saying the two coins at auction aren't peg legs?
These d@#n "pegleg"'s get me more confused by the minute.
Collecting coins, medals and currency featuring "The Sower"
<< <i> The ANACS coin IS NOT the DDO-007 listed in The Authoriatative Reference. Futhermore, It is not the coin listed in the cross reference 9-0-1 The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date. In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin. Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1 >>
So are you saying the two coins at auction aren't peg legs? It is not the DD0-007, regardless of what the holder mighy say. I have enhanced the picture as much as possible, and in my opinion it looks to be the result of die polishing. I will not bid on that coin !
These d@#n "pegleg"'s get me more confused by the minute. >>
> So are you saying the two coins at auction aren't peg legs?
Personally, I don't consider the DDR-006 as a Peg Leg coin. I can't tell whether the ANACS DDR-007 is indeed a DDR-007 listed in Wexler based on the photo. Need to examine it in person.
Well,,,,,, I see that the bidder in the (2) eBay auctions J.C. posted a link to at the top of this thread has "pulled" his bid on both coins. He must me a Forum member and all the talk here has scared him off. The bidder ID is " me_in_ne" Anybody know if he is a Forum member?
ANACS has attributed these coins so I don't see how they could be wrong?
No disrespect intended to the bidder of the ANACS coins.
Actually I myself am now totally confused. I have many Peg Legs that match the Wexler Book in my opinion. I am going to Central States next week so I will take several of them and get some "expert" opinions there.
The DDO-006 in the auction is actually closer to being a Wexler DDO-007 than the 007 auction is.
I do not believe that ANACS is using the Wexler files to attribute this coin.....Maybe CONECA? It does not match what I look for when I'm looking for a Peg Leg DDO-007. JMHO
Both coins do not qualify as the rare peg leg that was discovered by James Sego . I own 5 peg leg coins , and only 1 true DD0-007. The rest are a result of die polishing. The " true " peg leg is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT DIE than the rest, and looks TOTALLY DIFFERENT.
Based on CONECA Ike dollar There are only one Peg Leg of MS 1971-S Ike dollar, the DDR-009, a.k.a. 9-O-I-CW (3). The CONECA DDR-006 is for Proof Ike dollar and CONECA DDR-007 is with serif R.
I don't know how ANACS assigned the two coins, one as DDR-006 and the other as DDR-007.
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GrandAm
Gary,
That DDO-007 is a nut-buster in PCGS MS66!
That's the first one I've ever heard of!
Brian
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I'm not sure that I would classify either as a true peg leg, but that's just me.
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
Can you show us what you consider a true Peg Leg?
Thanks, GrandAm
I'll bring them to CSNS.
It's the Wexler DDO 7, which JC points out is a perfectly straight leg (the leg that makes a P and R - the leg that normally has the long curved serif).
Hope that helps.
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
BTW,
If "extra leaves" on a ear of corn and a spear through a Bison can be reconized so fast why is it taking so long for the 71-S Peg Leg?
edited to correct my phrasing.
9-0-1
The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date.
In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin.
Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1
<< <i>
9-0-1
The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date.
In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin.
Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1 >>
So are you saying the two coins at auction aren't peg legs?
These d@#n "pegleg"'s get me more confused by the minute.
<< <i>
<< <i>
9-0-1
The DDO-OO7 coin shows a light spread of doubling on In god we trust, liberty, the outer hair, and the last 1 of the date.
In addition, the actual peg leg is different on the ANACS coin.
Futhermore, this coin is listed in Coneca,( DDO-OO7 ) PAGE 36, 9-0-1 >>
So are you saying the two coins at auction aren't peg legs?
It is not the DD0-007, regardless of what the holder mighy say. I have enhanced the picture as much as possible, and in my opinion it looks to be the result of die polishing. I will not bid on that coin !
These d@#n "pegleg"'s get me more confused by the minute. >>
Personally, I don't consider the DDR-006 as a Peg Leg coin. I can't tell whether the ANACS DDR-007 is indeed a DDR-007 listed in Wexler based on the photo. Need to examine it in person.
ANACS has attributed these coins so I don't see how they could be wrong?
JMHO, GrandAm
<< <i>The bidder ID is " me_in_ne" Anybody know if he is a Forum member? >>
I'm pretty sure he is. No balls!
Actually I myself am now totally confused. I have many Peg Legs that match the Wexler Book in my opinion. I am going to Central States next week so I will take several of them and get some "expert" opinions there.
GrandAm
This statement is dangerous, IMO.
GrandAm, take a look the Peg Leg coin James has. James knew what the DDO-007 (from a different die) is.
I do not believe that ANACS is using the Wexler files to attribute this coin.....Maybe CONECA?
It does not match what I look for when I'm looking for a Peg Leg DDO-007. JMHO
Brian
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Close is for hand grenades and horseshoes, not Ikes.
If close counts, let me know, and I'll fill you up with the near big dollar varieties.
Happy to look at anyone's Type II (Peg leg) 71-S at Central States.
James
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
Both coins do not qualify as the rare peg leg that was discovered by James Sego . I own 5 peg leg coins , and only 1 true DD0-007.
The rest are a result of die polishing. The " true " peg leg is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT DIE than the rest, and looks TOTALLY DIFFERENT.
Thanks
Go to the Wexler book, has some great pics of the coin.
Ike Specialist
Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
There are only one Peg Leg of MS 1971-S Ike dollar, the DDR-009, a.k.a. 9-O-I-CW (3).
The CONECA DDR-006 is for Proof Ike dollar and CONECA DDR-007 is with serif R.
I don't know how ANACS assigned the two coins, one as DDR-006 and the other as DDR-007.