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That looks like one of the 10 "matte". They were created via post-strike bead-blasting. The insert indicates that it was struck as proof-like (and then matted). (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)

. My write-up on this line of ingot products can be found here: moonlightmint.com/dc-coin_vintage_bullion_list.htm The marking devices that I use are genuine antiques, or vintage from the 1980s or be… (View Post)

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