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Not sure why you are calling this a klippe die. This design with the mint mark on the left of the shield and above the assayer had been a die feature for many years on cobs. The key feature of the kl… (View Post)

That is an extremely well struck cob. Note that the mint mark on the klippe is to the right of the shield, but on the left for the cob. (View Post)

The klippes are quite interesting. They were clearly struck in the screw press with dies that are distinct from both the hammered cobs and the fully milled pillar dollars. So what caused these to be … (View Post)

This is not the first post lamenting inflation in auction results but you all seem to focus on the high end of the hobby. Do you have any evidence that the "dreck" coins have experienced th… (View Post)

Frankly, some collectors value true rarity over "conditional" rarity. (View Post)