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Two Presidents, Seven Years Apart, Present Official U.S. Mint coins to the Same Congressman
DrDarryl
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The AI-generated coin images really cheapen the quality of the graphic.
1965 quarters are not supposed to have a mint mark, by the way.
True, but it was a rendition of the PNRF research findings placed in a single graphic. The graphic did not have enough room for showing the important documents. Collectors will focus on the physical aspect of the coins, while researchers will focus on the knowledge that is brought to light and its historical significance. Read the graphic header for a better focus of the intent of the graphic. Besides I would look at Figures B, C, and D
This is historical scholarly research finding based on evidence-based methodology for researching, documenting, interpreting, and evaluating presidential numismatic artifacts using historical documentation, provenance, presidential context, material evidence, and scholarly analysis. Besides I made this historical discovery using a repeatable method, the PNRF.
I have approximately 19 more historical research findings in my Level 4 collection.
A 1965 quarter with a mint mark on it, no 👎
And a 1964 Kennedy half with an obverse mintmark?
The value of this hobby is the hobby, not the value.