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Re: 1938 Jefferson nickel reverse changes
"help/confuse" was included both as it relates to the smiley face, and to my lack of detailed knowledge of what Jefferson nickel specialists know about the 1938 coins --- That is: specialis… (View Post)1 -
First use of chromium plating by US Mint - 1929 Ecuador dies and collars
This page from the Philadelphia Mint's Engraving Department might be of interest to collectors of Ecuadorean coinage. (View Post)2 -
Re: Looking for informatiom
Your item appears to be a Martha Washington test piece designed by U.S. Mint Assistant Engravers Edward Grove and Philip Fowler. Here's a photo of a 1965 clad piece struck from clashed dies. [Fr… (View Post)3 -
Re: Help Needed from Franklin Variety Collectors & Specialist
US Mint engravers made frequent adjustments to master dies and hubs. Very little of this is documented - likely because almost all Engraving Department records are missing. The tiny fragments of info… (View Post)2 -
"The 1839 Gobrecht Dollar - New Findings and Clarifications"
The latest issue of The Numismatist includes an excellent article by R. W. Julian titled "The 1839 Gobrecht Dollar - New Findings and Clarifications." Mr. Julian is the foremost numismatic … (View Post)2
