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Think this through for a moment. In what reasonable scenario would the mint need to take a 1942 production die and make it a 1941? (View Post)

Thanks @braddick . Do you know if that's 90% or clad? How can it naturally wear in circulation to look like that? Rims are completely gone but the portrait still has a lot of raised area. Think about… (View Post)

You can always remove metal from a coin, but can't put it back on. Since the price of these lowball coins has skyrocketed, It seems that the number of "unusually" worn coins showing up in s… (View Post)

Nice die deterioration doubling Wexler explains it here https://www.doubleddie.com/144843.html (View Post)

As @lkenefic mentioned, spending $15 on a redbook (Guide Book of United States Coins) will give you a basic overview and help you determine which coins are common and if any may be more valuable (View Post)