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I think it's been exposed to high heat, post mint. It's often seen in the CuNi clad. (View Post)

Looking at additional halfs of 1918-19 and 1945 on CF, the most obvious difference to me is the presence or lack thereof of a small "knob" on the left slope of the volcano. In addition, the… (View Post)

Most likely it's MDD. To the north certainly is. To the west I'm not as confident, it could be repunching; but, since it is continuous with the north shelfing, I suspect its just more MD. Also, are y… (View Post)

Boy was I wrong. I thought the "D" on 1998 coinages was more similar to that on 1988 coins than it actually is. I had originally suspected you coin was a 1978. (View Post)

Back in the 1990s(?) at a regional EAC meeting, I remarked that reading Sheldon's Early American Cents got me intrigued about large cent varieties (imagine that!), but then looking at price guides di… (View Post)