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The gold is classic, of course. I don't really like the silver all that much. If I wanted a similar obverse design (for the silver), I'd prefer the Britannia obverse: (View Post)

It looks like die doubling, but I think it is actually the result of die erosion. (View Post)

. I agree that it lacks "COPY", but I do not think that it is a Gallery Mint product. . (View Post)

. While that is true, the modern 90% silver proofs do have one thing going against them. A 1964 or older 90% silver coin can be identified by the date alone. But modern state quarter proofs were simu… (View Post)

I meant that jokingly. The lack of arrows was the easy part to guess. (View Post)