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I agree with @CaptHenway Judging by the obverse device details, this coin was struck under greater than normal pressure off a worn, overused obverse Working Die. This accounts for the metal flow mark… (View Post)

Be surprised if they were made in China. Why would you spend the cost of shipping thousands of counterfeit quarters when you could post a hundred "rare" counterfeit Morgans by air freight a… (View Post)

This is from a previous post... I started collecting coins in 1955 when I was seven. My father was a quiet man who never really interacted with my interests. He was an infantry combat veteran and sur… (View Post)

@Mr_Spud @ifthevamzarockin @MetroD Now that you showed me, it seems so obvious. Thanks for the answer. (View Post)

Not sure about the grade but it is an RDV-002 or Type II Reverse from repurposed Proof Working Dies. This variety can be found in Mint Sets. Nice find. (View Post)