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I guess this one fits into your definition: my definition of Mint State is the condition of a coin at the moment it is struck. This example was struck by a punch and hammer and PCGS called it Mint St… (View Post)

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The seam type of line is on a few of the 1876 S examples. Here is a AU58 PCGS with the line on the reverse: (View Post)

The coin does not appear to be a cast copy as there are no cast bumps that are typical on a cast copy. The fields on the coin have a strange appearance much like an orange peel surface. I considered … (View Post)

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