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I’m pretty sure they have automated the process, so most likely no one is actually making manual adjustments. But they probably are looking at the quality by examine a cross section of Trueviews and … (View Post)

It might also be a junior or wannabe amateur counterfeiter’s practice piece when going through a learning curve (View Post)

The slabbing comments skew the results, using your words to describe what I see. Clad coins tone as easily as nickels is what i see, and nickels tone easily and are available much older than clad so … (View Post)

I thought 62 because of the hits on the cheek including the reeding mark on Liberty’s neck, the color and luster are very nice though. (View Post)

It’s a very cool looking coin that could be either a spooned coin or a dryer coin. Not worth a numismatic premium, but nothing wrong with saving damaged coins that look cool. Someone might even pay m… (View Post)