1919-S 25c SLQ Internal CUD Error ???
Broadstruck
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Looking at the right arm which holds the olive branch there's a raised knife like die break which extends on top the entire arm to thumb, and below near the elbow and wrist... didn't notice until imaging.
I've seen clashed dies and laminations but never this... thanx in advance!
I've seen clashed dies and laminations but never this... thanx in advance!
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I'd say it is one of the most unusual errors I've seen on an SLQ.
Leave it to you to get it at no addional money... ...Seriously,
I've never seen an error like that before.
Here's my old 1919-S which graded PCGS MS 65...
and as your coin is in an NGC holder, I'd say they
graded it MS 65 as well; although at PCGS, it'd be a MS 64.
Nice looking coin though, regardless of the grade.
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Beautiful coin and sharp eye one the break.
WHY, WHY, WHY can't they design a coin like this anymore?
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i hope this mint director really does some of the things he said he will. i am excited about this, but i wont hold my breath for to long...
jim
SLQ errors are really tough. Thanks for the food for thought.
Lane
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
Yes, but not like twenty-centers.
I seen retained internal cuds cutting through the head of 26-D and 27-D SLQ's, but they are just like die cracks.... this is more pronounced.
Thanx Astrorat and Trimble... hopefully Fred will jump into this post?