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I have seen the coin, letter and cert. it is not a proof. It had edges similar to a proof but was slightly bent, likely removed from an encasement. 1917 proof cent does not exist. (View Post)

I would argue that the title of this thread be changed from Continental Dollars to Continental "Dollars." "Continental Currency" medals might be better. (View Post)

Those are not clash marks. I think they are file marks or gouges that for some reason were on the blank die that were not effaced when the liberty head was punched into the die. Whatever the reason f… (View Post)

It is not that the planchets were annealed differently, it is that the bronze and gold planchets require a lower annealing temperature and were annealed at the same temperature as the silver and nick… (View Post)

You could save yourself the extra hassle and sell it to me for $225. (View Post)