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Nice. Where’d you obtain the set? I’m always interested to hear where/how these surface. Good luck on grades. (View Post)

A touch over 28 ounces, actually. (View Post)

Destroy it! Now! Throw it in the fire! (View Post)

Often times this is “cabinet friction” or “slide friction”. The coin didn’t actually circulate, but it contacted a surface repeatedly in a coin cabinet or whatever else the coin was stored in, whethe… (View Post)

Oftentimes, those small fiber strike-thrus are evidence of proof strikes. Frequent hand polishing by cloth between strikes led to shed fibers that ended up between the dies and planchet. (View Post)