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Sarah Sophia Banks. Despite collecting in the late 18th century, her brief comments about coins have created some of the biggest stirs in numismatics over the past few years. (View Post)

Elizabeth Jones Edited to add this recent blog post by Ute Wartenberg. (View Post)

It's a 1959-D, not a 1939-D. Look at the shape of the "3" (which is really a 5). (View Post)

Agree that it's a match to the obverse proof die, but this die was also used for circulation strikes and is common. Not saying that it's not a proof, but the obverse die alone doesn't definitively pr… (View Post)

That's why it's the "finest-known." (View Post)