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Good morning – as others have said, that gold dollar did not crack in half during the striking process. I Certified and described the CC Morgan dollar, but I had not seen the 1849 gold dollar while I… (View Post)

I agree it’s possible it’s just lint– looking at it initially, It looks like a scratch -but it’s definitely not an over date or die clashing or anything on the Die when it was struck. (View Post)

‘’ Sometimes the opportunity to buy a rare coin is rarer than the coin itself’’ —-Lester Merkin, old-time coin dealer from New York (passed away many years ago) (View Post)

It might be interesting to see what happens to the values of major mechanical error Cents in the next few years…….~ soon to be obsolete type coin errors, possibly. (View Post)

Although I can’t open any of the photos in the original post, based on the photo above, it’s not an improper metal mixture or error point of any type in my opinion – some type of liquid, as others ha… (View Post)