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I was working at Coin World when the Bicentennial coins were struck. It is quite possible that what you are mentioning was the result of a change in the finish of the dies due to normal die erosion. … (View Post)

We never did get around to officially grading it. All I can say is that when I was first handed the coin my first thought was: "Is the Franklin Mint making these now???" (View Post)

I have held five 1804 Dollars, two of them raw. The Garrett EF-40 and the Linderman Proof. They are more fun raw. TD (View Post)

A wonderful re-discovery, though I question the comment that in my lifetime 15 1804 Dollars have always been known. The King of Siam proof set only came to light in 1962. I did not subscribe to Coin … (View Post)

I sold the one in the original packaging to a collector. I still have the “DeLorey Specimen.” (View Post)