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The mint uses the single squeeze method and any "doubling" is due to a different mechanism than the traditional means that produced coins like the 1955 and 1972 doubled die. This Class IX d… (View Post)

Finding a missing clad layer is a very rare occurrence. Finding multiple coins with missing clad layers? Or finding a coin that is missing both clad layers? Those odds are incredibly high. How did yo… (View Post)

Why do you believe the pictured quarter is silver? 90% silver or 40%? Did you weigh it? Does it weigh the same as a silver quarter? Did you get an XRF reading. Many coin shops, jewelers, and " w… (View Post)

Early large Cents, civil war tokens, middle and !ate date large cents, HK so called dollars, seated coins, hard times tokens, exonumia, colonials, to name a few and that doesn't include foreign or an… (View Post)

See if you can get access to a handheld XRF (local dealer, jeweler or we buy gold place). Compare it to a regular coin. The iron should show up even in the posted coin, but the Ni will be much higher… (View Post)