I think the market speaks for itself on many coins, that's why you have designations like FSB on Mercury dimes, FH on SLQ, FBL on Franklin halves, etc.
Personally I prefer a well struck coin, bit will settle for a lesser strike for series known for it.
Quote: I think the market speaks for itself on many coins, that's why you have designations like FSB on Mercury dimes, FH on SLQ, FBL on Franklin halves, etc.
Well put.
Quote: Personally I prefer a well struck coin, bit will settle for a lesser strike for series known for it.
As many here know, one of my interests is Bust Half dollars. The early years are known to have striking problems. Here are both ends of the spectrum for 1810....
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