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Die Lapping was a common procedure in the early days of the mint. Because there was a lot of work and time put into making the working dies, it was often easier just to lap the dies to remove defects… (View Post)

What's the date? For the Logan/McCloskey and the Valentine numbers, it's by date, not like Sheldon and Breen and Cherrypickers and a lot of other attribution guides (View Post)

<< <i>An 1802 half dime. Unlike the so-called classic rarities, such as the 1804 dollar, 1913 V nickel, 1894 S dime, 1876 CC 20 cent piece, 1884-85 Trade dollars, with or without arrows s… (View Post)