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Not at all. Post the results!
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Very nice, Stoneman.  I wouldn't have known to even look for it. |
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Here are the differences between the RPV-007 & 008:  |
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Beautiful Coin. Still looking for my first Type H and wondering how many may have slipped through my fingers in the 70s and 80s.
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Wow stunning coin and great photo's!
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Big time congrats.
Is the spacing on the E S part of the attribution on this reverse?
(A Proof reverse?)
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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PETE wrote Quote:
Is the spacing on the E S part of the attribution on this reverse?
(A Proof reverse?) The answer it is no. This it is Type IIb. Has similarities with proof like: Leaf in front of the arrows tips, EPU lettering it is proof quality and overal the coin Reverse is more like proof like, if we discuss about proof qualities. This design run from 1969 till 1974 and was use also for proofs coins in San Francisco. The design has the origins from the Proof hub from 1956 but with manny adjustments. Hope explain a little bit about the confusion between strike with proof die or not. This kind of strike was 1956-1964 for Silver coins. |
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wow this is an old topic!! OK! Jbuck - where did you find that Zombie gif?  Edited by Dearborn
01/02/2024 8:23 pm
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Thanks Silvio for that explanation.
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Some posts just age well. This may be an old post but I just got the Stoneman Type H quarter back from PCGS a little while ago. This is a great die many don't know about, and a coin that is still out there and moving around getting graded and talked about off board, so it can be worth bringing up old threads. Just because a thread is old doesn't mean a coin isn't interesting.  |
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Awesome tropicalbats!
Errers and Varietys.
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Is this variety listed in the CPG?
Excellent that PCGS slabbed it with the attribution. Unfortunately, their "Minor Variety" designation belittles how rare it is.
Congrats to Stoneman for finding it and you for acquiring it and having it slabbed.
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Very nice TB...
Wow, I need to learn a lot more about quarters... I probably threw a few varieties back into circulation due to my ignorance!
Thanks all for sharing.
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This variety it is very scarce to rare variety. Surprising me PCGS certify this variety because they stop before to Type C (RDV-003). Is good to see this. For the moment only ANACS certify those varieties and also VVS. I will try again with PCGS the others varieties, the very scarce, scarce, rare and very rare. Hope will be also those varieties put in the catalogs of the FS denominations. Those varieties normal are the FS-901, but this it is to follow with Fivaz.
Excelent TB. Me personnaly I wanted this coin to come back an MS but it is not bad this AU-58. I know only 3 in MS and 2 (3rd your) in AU-58. You made a good choice with PCGS instead of CACG which probably was give Details AU.
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