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The 1843-D $2.50 is noted to have four varieties, to include three varieties with a small mint mark (Winter Varieties 4-F, 4-G, and 4-H) and one listed as having a Large D (Variety 4-I.) Photos are f… (View Post)

I am still baffled how he could make a guitar sound like it does in the opening and before the solo in _And the Cradle Will Rock. (View Post)

Would you be interested to know if there is another Dahlonega issue with a re-punched or over-struck mintmark in addition to the 1846-D/D $2.50, 1846-D/D $5, and 1848-D/D $5, which is not currently l… (View Post)

I did include an NGC 1851-D (Weak D) $5 in my collection. I posted a photo in an older discussion on the topic, https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1017132/weak-mint-marks-low-value-issues-or-de… (View Post)

The 1839-D $5 is a coin with multiple levels of demand since it is a first and only year type Liberty Head Half Eagle with an obverse mint mark. There are two varieties for the 1839-D Half Eagle. Var… (View Post)