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You are asking the wrong question. You are asking, "How could this be produced via spooning?" Spooning is simply a guess. It's a good guess, but it's still just a guess. There are… (View Post)

If the pictures aren't good, it's probably not worth having anyone comment on them? Silver value is about $21 each at the moment. Late-date Walkers have never had a huge premium. I assume y… (View Post)

I'm skeptical that there are many MS65RB Lincoln cents from 1984 still in circulation, with or without a doubled die. But I've added it to the list. :-) The 1995 double die is an example of… (View Post)

That one doesn't scream to me like Chinese counterfeit. It might be contemporary. I don't see it listed in @BadMetal's book that covers contemporary counterfeit Barber quarters. (View Post)

Not entirely accurate. If the coin was double-struck, where only the second strike had a partial collar, there could be two sets of reeding from the two strikes. However, this coin is simply damaged.… (View Post)