OK, who got one of the dollars struck over an original Draped Bust specimen? Not a hater, envious though! I had to settle for the "lesser" type as above & hope they ship soon.
Love that Milled British (1830-1960) Well, just Love coins, period.
I don't think I could have sacrificed an original Draped Bust in this way...but I'm liking the look of the circ overstrike! On their way plus a few hot pesos ~~
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@7Jaguars said:
OK, who got one of the dollars struck over an original Draped Bust specimen? Not a hater, envious though! I had to settle for the "lesser" type as above & hope they ship soon.
I have both a brilliant and circulated version on the way to me right now.
I was lucky enough to find this set with matching numbers in MS66. All the signature quarters I have seen before have not been graded except the proofs but are encapsulated by ICG. Has anybody seen any graded higher?
Check again @Paradisefound - bulk is showing available. Happy Hunting!!
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Something isn't quite right about the bottom row. The reverse shows the small olive branch and "STRUCK ON A USA SILVER DOLLAR" at the bottom. It should have a "Die Pair 2" certificate, not a "Die Pair 1" certificate like that shown.
So either I supplied the wrong certificate or the certificate is not for that particular over-strike.
Please verify.
Something isn't quite right about the bottom row. The reverse shows the small olive branch and "STRUCK ON A USA SILVER DOLLAR" at the bottom. It should have a "Die Pair 2" certificate, not a "Die Pair 1" certificate like that shown.
So either I supplied the wrong certificate or the certificate is not for that particular over-strike.
Please verify. @dcarr
I did notice that, I think you supplied the wrong certificate.
I was wondering about the color also.
Something isn't quite right about the bottom row. The reverse shows the small olive branch and "STRUCK ON A USA SILVER DOLLAR" at the bottom. It should have a "Die Pair 2" certificate, not a "Die Pair 1" certificate like that shown.
So either I supplied the wrong certificate or the certificate is not for that particular over-strike.
Please verify. @dcarr
I did notice that, I think you supplied the wrong certificate.
I was wondering about the color also.
The "circulation" process has caused many of them do develop reddish-golden hue (which is not unattractive, in my opinion).
@Paradisefound said:
U R right ....... although bulk is my my thing but hey ....... when you be coming back to HI?
@Akbeez said:
Check again @Paradisefound - bulk is showing available. Happy Hunting!!
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Aww ya daug! I’m out of state for another week and can’t fondle the incoming newps until then Luv those antiqued!
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Anyone notice the diameter of the 1805 dollar? Mine is about 41mm (measured with my trusty desk ruler). But it's overstruck on a Peace or Morgan dollar (38.1 mm).
It looked "oversized" at first glance. And sure enough, I had to trim a black ring so it'd fit an I-38 airtite capsule.
I'm guessing the "flattening" mentioned in the MM Production Blog intentionally created a larger diameter similar to an original Draped Bust dollar ("approx. diameter 39 - 40 mm" according to my Redbook).
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The diameter of original Draped Bust Dollars can vary. I have one here and it measures 40mm. So they are definitely larger than a Morgan Dollar. The over-striking expands them a little further (to 41mm, as previously noted).
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
@dcarr said:
The diameter of original Draped Bust Dollars can vary. I have one here and it measures 40mm. So they are definitely larger than a Morgan Dollar. The over-striking expands them a little further (to 41mm, as previously noted).
No complaints... I think the size is terrific!
Likewise, someday I'm hoping you'll make a Draped Bust half dollar.
Make it 1799, 9 Over 8.
And I'm guessing that'd be a first-ever: A fantasy overstruck coin with an overstruck date.
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@Will1960 said:
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
Has Dan ever mentioned doing one of those 1 Trillion Coins that Sam was thinking about for a while?
Might sell a few of those. 😄
Already done in 2013. These were 39mm "hard times tokens" minted in pewter (shown, 174 minted), brass (88 minted), copper (89 minted), and 999 silver (one-troy-oz, 185 minted) :
I received this a couple of days ago but just now got around to posting it. The 1902-S United States / Philippine Peso with the triple S mint mark and straight serif on the 1. If you're not familiar with the series, it ran from 1903-1912. It's a beautiful coin and fits right in with my U.S. / Philippine set.
@Leroy said:
I received this a couple of days ago but just now got around to posting it. The 1902 United States / Philippine Peso with the triple S mint mark and straight serif on the 1. If you're not familiar with the series, it ran from 1903-1912. It's a beautiful coin and fits right in with my U.S. / Philippine set.
Please pardon my ignorance. Why are you posting this on the Dan Carr thread? Did he make these at one time? The coin looks too-good-to-be-true; just as if DC made it. I suggest you send that amazing MS-70 Peso to PCGS as it certainly should be the finest known.
@Leroy said:
I received this a couple of days ago but just now got around to posting it. The 1902 United States / Philippine Peso with the triple S mint mark and straight serif on the 1. If you're not familiar with the series, it ran from 1903-1912. It's a beautiful coin and fits right in with my U.S. / Philippine set.
Please pardon my ignorance. Why are you posting this on the Dan Carr thread? Did he make these at one time?...
Hmm, second that one. I think I may get one of the Philippine pesos as I got a Caballito (1915) as I had wanted the 1907 but there was an ordering glitch. Then the price rise....
Love that Milled British (1830-1960) Well, just Love coins, period.
@Insider2 said:
Thanks! The surface looks like one of his. I guess foreign reproductions don't need to be signed. Hey Dan, how about a Cap & Ray issue?
I am familiar with the phillip pesos but am no professional with them and I was thinking the same thing you were. didn't know they came THAT nice. and now I know, they don't. lol
.
have you considered running out the life of some dies to produce naturally occurring errors. cracks/breaks/cuds/clashes etc
they could be a series unto themselves.
perhaps even sell ONLY the ones with the breaks/cuds etc so no early die state examples exist.
it would be funny/neat to see a die run into oblivion and then the coins it would produce.
.
Great idea! At one Summer Seminar long ago, I made a set of errors on the tokens. Starting with a planchet, a planchet w/clip, a normal token, a token w/clip, a very week strike, an off-center, a double strike, a double strike one off-center, etc.
That would make a great "Strike to Order " offering of about a dozen small coins from retired dies. Error collectors could even request specific errors and they would cost more. It is the American Way. Fill a need and become rich.
@Insider2 said:
Great idea! At one Summer Seminar long ago, I made a set of errors on the tokens. Starting with a planchet, a planchet w/clip, a normal token, a token w/clip, a very week strike, an off-center, a double strike, a double strike one off-center, etc.
@Will1960 said:
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
I will take a better picture tomorrow, using natural light.
There is also a scratch in the bust area, I can feel both with my finger nail.
Not a problem, have been a loyal fan-purchaser for a Long Time.
@Will1960 said:
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
I will take a better picture tomorrow, using natural light.
There is also a scratch in the bust area, I can feel both with my finger nail.
Not a problem, have been a loyal fan-purchaser for a Long Time.
What you are seeing is the original outline from the Eagle's wing of the host coin (Morgan Dollar).
I overlaid an approximate outline on the bottom image below:
I'm really digging my Caballito. I don't really see any remnants of the host coin.
Doesn't really have to be but I do see an anomaly on her arm......is this the original showing through?
I sure do like Dan's 1931-S Peace Dollar. this is the High-Grade Finish.
My Dad was born in 1931 and this is the only 1931 coin I own so I thought that was pretty cool.
@Will1960 said:
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
I will take a better picture tomorrow, using natural light.
There is also a scratch in the bust area, I can feel both with my finger nail.
Not a problem, have been a loyal fan-purchaser for a Long Time.
What you are seeing is the original outline from the Eagle's wing of the host coin (Morgan Dollar).
I overlaid an approximate outline on the bottom image below:
@Will1960 said:
Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
I will take a better picture tomorrow, using natural light.
There is also a scratch in the bust area, I can feel both with my finger nail.
Not a problem, have been a loyal fan-purchaser for a Long Time.
What you are seeing is the original outline from the Eagle's wing of the host coin (Morgan Dollar).
I overlaid an approximate outline on the bottom image below:
.
Thank you for your swift reply and the graphic overlay. I have many of your overstrikes, some with fantastic ghosting from the host coin. The old eyes are failing me. Thank You Sir!
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On the way....
The same two shipped for me also.
OK, who got one of the dollars struck over an original Draped Bust specimen? Not a hater, envious though! I had to settle for the "lesser" type as above & hope they ship soon.
Well, just Love coins, period.
I don't think I could have sacrificed an original Draped Bust in this way...but I'm liking the look of the circ overstrike! On their way plus a few hot pesos ~~
Good going fellas. I’m fasting for the arrival of the 2019 KOTCT series.
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I have both a brilliant and circulated version on the way to me right now.
The bulk handled 31-s peace dollars are available for $65.
I ordered 2. One I'll use for a pocket piece.
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I was lucky enough to find this set with matching numbers in MS66. All the signature quarters I have seen before have not been graded except the proofs but are encapsulated by ICG. Has anybody seen any graded higher?
Bulk is no longer available but I had 2 31S ordered
Check again @Paradisefound - bulk is showing available. Happy Hunting!!
U R right ....... although bulk is not my thing
but hey ....... when you be coming back to HI?
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Twobit nice!
Something isn't quite right about the bottom row. The reverse shows the small olive branch and "STRUCK ON A USA SILVER DOLLAR" at the bottom. It should have a "Die Pair 2" certificate, not a "Die Pair 1" certificate like that shown.
So either I supplied the wrong certificate or the certificate is not for that particular over-strike.
Please verify.
I did notice that, I think you supplied the wrong certificate.
I was wondering about the color also.
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after lunch images
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Dang, looking good D....
The "circulation" process has caused many of them do develop reddish-golden hue (which is not unattractive, in my opinion).
I agree, will have to order a 'circulated version' as well.
My Satin 1805 will arrive Friday.
Beautiful, as always.
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Settle for San Diego??? STILL NEED SUN!
Aww ya daug! I’m out of state for another week and can’t fondle the incoming newps until then
Luv those antiqued!
Received my 1931-S Peace, and 1805 Draped Bust high grade. Boy am I happy!
Received my order today. Very pleased!
Anyone notice the diameter of the 1805 dollar? Mine is about 41mm (measured with my trusty desk ruler). But it's overstruck on a Peace or Morgan dollar (38.1 mm).
It looked "oversized" at first glance. And sure enough, I had to trim a black ring so it'd fit an I-38 airtite capsule.
I'm guessing the "flattening" mentioned in the MM Production Blog intentionally created a larger diameter similar to an original Draped Bust dollar ("approx. diameter 39 - 40 mm" according to my Redbook).
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My 2, same 2 as @PocketArt & !COCollector above, came today also. Real beauties with perfect surfaces. Nicely done Dan !
The diameter of original Draped Bust Dollars can vary. I have one here and it measures 40mm. So they are definitely larger than a Morgan Dollar. The over-striking expands them a little further (to 41mm, as previously noted).
Wow for BULK-Handled this are outstanding.
Great Job @dcarr
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Hello Daniel.
Received my 1805 Draped Bust, Die Pair 2, High Grade today.
There is a very visible' scratch' on the Obverse, from the T in States all the way to the Eagles Beak and through its head to the S in Pluribus, visible with eyes, no louple needed, it is a semi-circular arc, mowing to the left side of coin.
Is there a die problem?
G-Daughters B-Day # 8 today, will post pics as I can, not a lot of time to dedicate now.
No complaints... I think the size is terrific!
Likewise, someday I'm hoping you'll make a Draped Bust half dollar.
Make it 1799, 9 Over 8.
And I'm guessing that'd be a first-ever: A fantasy overstruck coin with an overstruck date.
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Hmmmmmmm
Has Dan ever mentioned doing one of those 1 Trillion Coins that Sam was thinking about for a while?
Might sell a few of those. 😄
That's how the Peace Dollar should have looked all along! Outstanding!
It is almost certainly not a "scratch" but actually a remnant of the host coin design (Morgan or Peace).
But accidents can happen. Can you post a picture ?
From your description of the "sctatch", it sounds like it could be the back of Liberty's neck on a Peace Dollar (I over-struck some with the Bust (eagle) reverse placed over the Peace obverse rotated 180 degrees).
Regardless, you can send it back for refund or exchange if you like.
Already done in 2013.
These were 39mm "hard times tokens" minted in pewter (shown, 174 minted), brass (88 minted), copper (89 minted), and 999 silver (one-troy-oz, 185 minted) :
I received this a couple of days ago but just now got around to posting it. The 1902-S United States / Philippine Peso with the triple S mint mark and straight serif on the 1. If you're not familiar with the series, it ran from 1903-1912. It's a beautiful coin and fits right in with my U.S. / Philippine set.
Please pardon my ignorance. Why are you posting this on the Dan Carr thread? Did he make these at one time? The coin looks too-good-to-be-true; just as if DC made it. I suggest you send that amazing MS-70 Peso to PCGS as it certainly should be the finest known.
Insider2, I think you missed this recent Dan Carr product: http://www.dc-coin.com/1grabenercoinpressmedallionsaleprice-1-2-2-1-2-2.aspx
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Thanks! The surface looks like one of his. I guess foreign reproductions don't need to be signed. Hey Dan, how about a Cap & Ray issue?
Hmm, second that one. I think I may get one of the Philippine pesos as I got a Caballito (1915) as I had wanted the 1907 but there was an ordering glitch. Then the price rise....
Well, just Love coins, period.
.
@dcarr
have you considered running out the life of some dies to produce naturally occurring errors. cracks/breaks/cuds/clashes etc
they could be a series unto themselves.
perhaps even sell ONLY the ones with the breaks/cuds etc so no early die state examples exist.
it would be funny/neat to see a die run into oblivion and then the coins it would produce.
.
I am familiar with the phillip pesos but am no professional with them and I was thinking the same thing you were. didn't know they came THAT nice. and now I know, they don't. lol
.
Great idea! At one Summer Seminar long ago, I made a set of errors on the tokens. Starting with a planchet, a planchet w/clip, a normal token, a token w/clip, a very week strike, an off-center, a double strike, a double strike one off-center, etc.
That would make a great "Strike to Order " offering of about a dozen small coins from retired dies. Error collectors could even request specific errors and they would cost more. It is the American Way. Fill a need and become rich.
have any pics that you're willing to share?
.
Here are a couple from the 2013 open house
I will take a better picture tomorrow, using natural light.
There is also a scratch in the bust area, I can feel both with my finger nail.
Not a problem, have been a loyal fan-purchaser for a Long Time.
Oh, have MANY of your overstrikes, am familiar with ghosting from the host coin.
What you are seeing is the original outline from the Eagle's wing of the host coin (Morgan Dollar).
I overlaid an approximate outline on the bottom image below:
.
I'm really digging my Caballito. I don't really see any remnants of the host coin.
Doesn't really have to be but I do see an anomaly on her arm......is this the original showing through?
.
.
CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC
I sure do like Dan's 1931-S Peace Dollar. this is the High-Grade Finish.
My Dad was born in 1931 and this is the only 1931 coin I own so I thought that was pretty cool.
Now with correct cert.
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Thank you for your swift reply and the graphic overlay. I have many of your overstrikes, some with fantastic ghosting from the host coin. The old eyes are failing me. Thank You Sir!