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Zoins: Why the Philadelphia pieces are so pristine and show no evidence of production problems encountered? ... Why there are so few Philadelphia pieces? It may be true that the "production prob… (View Post)

291Fith: << I have always doubted that the pieces were struck in 1776 and find it easy to believe that they were, in fact, struck in Europe at some time after that date. >> I researched C… (View Post)

Wabbit: Analyst, the humility award seems to be missing from that long list. Did you misplace it? My apologies, Wabbit, I did not intend to irritate you or the others who seek knowledge on this forum… (View Post)

PocketArt: from Mine to Mint by Roger W. Burdette ... pg. 413, 1st paragraph under heading Knurl Tracking: _****"Most collar dies served their purpose without problems and modern collectors pay … (View Post)

@MrEureka: If you exclude the Clapp coins, the Eliasberg does not look like anything special in terms of overall quality. @Washingtonia: Interesting, I never paid attention to the distinction between… (View Post)