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Yes, HK-138 is Julian CM-40 and HK-139 is Julian CM-41 (View Post)

That is as expected for US Mint packaging. I don't know of any way (or any reason) to distinguish between 1970s packaging versus 1960s or 1980s, etc. (View Post)

I'm afraid you're missing something. It IS possible to get an incuse image on a genuine mint error. In fact, there are at least two ways I can think of offhand, as a brockage or as a strike… (View Post)

I was watching that one. I can't tell from the pictures if it's bronze or gilt. The surfaces look dull with some spots. If gilt, it's unusual for this variety to have gilt that is inta… (View Post)

This was in a group of errors I bought, in a holder labeled "1965 Clipped Planchet (ragged) K11". It's certainly ragged, but this ain't a clip. When looking at a clip for authenti… (View Post)