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Is this a Zerbe proof, Zerbe die, or Regular 1921 Morgan Dollar?
Is this a Zerbe proof, Zerbe die, or Regular 1921 Morgan Dollar? Also do the Zerbe's have 17 berries, because this one does?
Here is the link to the pictures:
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Here is the link to the pictures:
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Joseph
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could someone enlighten me?
Jeff
or should I say I ACCUMULATE!
I also dabble with the darkside
Ive recently gotten more into currency, especially modern star notes
So what significance does he have with Morgan dollars?
Jeff
or should I say I ACCUMULATE!
I also dabble with the darkside
Ive recently gotten more into currency, especially modern star notes
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Zerbe had alot to do with the Peace dollar's passing congress for mintage.
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<< <i>According to my VAM book, Zerbe proofs can be identified by a small die scratch from the second U in Unum to the denticles >>
I believe that applies to Zerbe dies (from which both business strikes and Proofs were produced) and not necessarily just to the Proofs.
Jeff
or should I say I ACCUMULATE!
I also dabble with the darkside
Ive recently gotten more into currency, especially modern star notes
And can someone check the pops on the Chapman proofs? I think the book showed over 100 slabbed (combination PCGS/NGC/ANACS) even though only a dozen are supposed to exist.
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
Wow, that really screws up the pop. Who can tell?!
Tom
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
<< <i>I'm sure you're right about crackouts, but there was ever a coin where it would make a lot of sense to return the tag, that would be one. >>
Fair and logical point, but you'd be amazed at how many grading labels for important/valuable coins are hoarded (at least temporarily), for one reason or another.
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<< <i>I just saved myself the mental anguish and bought a DMPL 1921-P in MS-64: it looks nicer than the Chapmans anyway--plus it was a whole bunch cheaper!
Good move.
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Wow! I don't see many of them around- do you have pictures you can share??