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Re: When will 1982 Nickel Die Varieties get respect?
The difference between reverse of 1981 coins and reverse of 1982 coins is obvious to the naked eye IMO. The two pictures below, taken from coinfacts, illustrate a sharp 1981P 5c and a sharp 1983 5c. … (View Post)1 -
Re: Is this a type of Mint package toning?
Grill mark toning occurs on either side of the coin. I have not seen any coins with 2-sided GM toning. (View Post)1 -
Re: Is this a type of Mint package toning?
I own literally hundreds of US silver coins from BU rolls 1959-1963 which exhibit similar parallel lines, on one side only. You can see others on PCGS coinfacts. The lines become visible when the coi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Black Beauty Nickels of 1958 and 1959
There is a discussion of this topic in Bernard Nagengast 1980's pioneer Jefferson Nickel book. Nagengast searched countless (original) rolls before writing the book. I recall BB's are particularly co… (View Post)1 -
Re: Is there a Washington quarter struck with the obverse die used for Proofs?
IMO, definitely so. Some years between 1955-1964, the US mint had excess obverse PR 25c dies and used them to strike ms coins (rather than discard them). 1959 was one such year, for sure. The obv pr … (View Post)3