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1855 Seated Liberty Half Dollar  1855 (over 1854) Seated Liberty Half Dollar   1855 O Seated Liberty Half Dollar 
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I've enjoyed watching and now here's my first coin to post in this thread. It has no numismatic value, but perhaps some entertainment value.  This coin represents every type of damage I can imagine - scratches, dents, nicks, gouges, and it looks like someone tried to move the O mint mark to the date area.  1855 O   Member ANA and EAC "You got to lose to know how to win". Dream On by Aerosmith |
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cipster - I like it! I like coins that have been around and show some nice history on them. You can always imagine who's hands that coin may have been in before you got it. I have an 1861-O that has a hole through it, but more about that when we get to the 1861s. :)
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cipster . . I like it too. If it was mine it would be my new pocket piece. Nice conversational item & what more damage could you do carrying it every day.  |
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1856 Seated Liberty Half Dollar  1856 O Seated Liberty Half Dollar  1856 S Seated Liberty Half Dollar 
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Interesting bunch of apparently raised damaged on the 57s, with no obvious reverse indents.
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1858-S back to Variety 1 with weight of Variety 2  
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Interesting bunch of apparently raised damaged on the 57s, with no obvious reverse indents. Very interesting.. It's hard to tell but could it be solder? I had a Capped Bust half dollar some time ago that was similar and one explanation was that someone soldered it to a belt buckle. Member ANA and EAC "You got to lose to know how to win". Dream On by Aerosmith |
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could be solder, but that's usually on the reverse.
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Interesting bunch of apparently raised damaged on the 57s, with no obvious reverse indents. True. It does appear to be some solder. The '57 S had a minting of only 158,000 so I felt pretty lucky to even find this one! I liked the details otherwise and the price was right! And... I think it adds mystery!  Edited by Moe145
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