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My opinion keeps changing as I look at it. Right now it appears the first strike was centered, the second strike off-center and uniface, the third strike centered, and the fourth strike off-center an… (View Post)

Actually, it's quadruple-struck, with two relatively well-centered strikes interposed between the two off-center strikes. Complex, whichever way you look at it. (View Post)

It appears to be triple struck, with the first strike off-center and uniface on the reverse (upper) side, the second strike centered and die-struck both sides, and the third strike off-center and uni… (View Post)

My comment was poorly worded. The point I was trying to make was that the Denver Mint may have held onto their silver-clad half dollar planchets in anticipation of their potential future use as planc… (View Post)

It could also be interpreted as a 1971-D half dollar struck on a contemporary Panama 1/2 balboa planchet. The latter were struck on identical silver-clad planchets from 1966-1972. While the Panama 1/… (View Post)