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Above is a split before strike cent for reference. Having seen the 1944 mirror brockage cent in hand at PCGS, I believe it is a mirror brockage which occurred from either a thin planchet or a split p… (View Post)

I'll be set up there, table #411, Sullivan Numismatics. Will have at least several cases of mint error coins. Middle Tennessee had long lacked a major coin show, and with the change in sales tax… (View Post)

Great coin! There are a number of these out there, but they're one of the best cuds/major die breaks in my opinion. Having the large split on one side and a large retained cud on the other--very… (View Post)

It looks like a lamination. Impurities in the metal caused the silver to not "adhere" together and resulting in the metal "flaking." (View Post)

I'm always happy to review information on a coin, and write it up as "what it is" provable as being. The problem of course is that sometimes a coin is "likely" but not "… (View Post)