Will there be a gold full band Mercury
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Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
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There might be a gold full band Mercury someday, if Daniel Carr, or Bernard von NotHaus mints one.
Ok, you got me!
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I voted "maybe", considering the doctors in the field.
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So as a 100th Anniversary celebration, why doesn't the new President ask the director of the mint to fire the designers, engraving machines ( LOL), and or employees who allow such poor quality of the 2016 gold dime tooling and distribution and hire real experts like the two I mentioned above and a few others like Chris Duane, and lets see what could happen with some new modern coin designs, especially some special ones for circulation, and not just only commemorative collectables.
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Now that would be a great error. Unintentional full bands.
Ditto
We need some real art on our coins. Cheers, RickO
I voted "yes".
I expect one in 2116.
Can't wait to say "I told you so."
No. They deliberately left it off the design.
I wonder why the mint designers did that. It was a part of the original design and was only missing because of strike and die wear issues.
It would be kind of like not putting a full head on the gold quarter that will be issued. "Coin World" is showing pictures of that piece on the Web.
Edited to add: A quick review of the pictures of the gold quarter shows that it might not have a completely full head. At least the head is not totally flat like it is on some of the Type II Standing Liberty quarters.