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These are each heading to the slab factory soon...
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I've had the first one for about a year now, and at the time and since then I have felt lucky to own a nice VF example.
Then, I just won the bottom one last week which has a little better detail and overall eye-appeal (pics aren't great...I'm tired)
Both pieces are essentially terminal die states, with heavy die cracks and worn dies...my newest example is the latest die
state of the two with a visible die crack at the "8" in 1811. I will need to see if that is a known die crack or not for this date!
Anywho, enjoy. I've got another handful of Bust Dimes and other coins going to PCGS on Thursday (Dallas ANA)
Then, I just won the bottom one last week which has a little better detail and overall eye-appeal (pics aren't great...I'm tired)
Both pieces are essentially terminal die states, with heavy die cracks and worn dies...my newest example is the latest die
state of the two with a visible die crack at the "8" in 1811. I will need to see if that is a known die crack or not for this date!
Anywho, enjoy. I've got another handful of Bust Dimes and other coins going to PCGS on Thursday (Dallas ANA)
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My VF25 shows the same crack going up the 8 too.
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<< <i>My VF25 shows the same crack going up the 8 too. >>
Good to know
wow, those are 2 nice lookers! You are a fortunate dude.
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