Coinmattster ✭

I feel the same way. Especially with coins that could be tampered with (removed mm) or are traditionally rare or controversial. (View Post)

The smoodge on the reverse of the coin at the bottom is album debris. I failed to spot it before taking the picture. It wiped off effortlessly with a Q-tip. (View Post)

I recently purchased a nearly complete album 1 Whitman Bookshelf, and this dandy was in the 1922-D slot: I have handled a veritable die pair 3 with weak and wavy reverse in the past, but this reverse… (View Post)

I was able to ask coin guru, Tom DeLorey to attribute it. Verdict: "Unfortunately, this piece is from a relatively common die that does have a "Well Worn D," that never achieved what I… (View Post)

I am excited to receive my copy of your book, which I just ordered! (View Post)