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New Member
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I got pictures of my other duel denomination dime edited in correctly now!
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Why two coins in one thread? Good advise was given above was to start a second thread on the other coin ... otherwise all of us are going to get confused on replies and lose interest. Please edit those photos out and start a new thread.  To the original coin ... you state some level of ANACS certification ... can you show a photo of whatever ANACS info you have on this coin? David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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Okay, so show and tell over :) I thought they went nicely together but we will stick just to this coin on this post, the 1946. I just attached photos of the ANACS certification as requested.
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You might want resubmit the coin to PCGS to get their seal of approval.
Could not agree more. swcoin.ecrater.com
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I would consider sending it back to ANACS as I think the history and documentation of the coin with that company would be a plus for my collection and if I ever decided to sell it. I acknowledge that for resell PCGS demands higher prices in most markets but I personally will never spend a dime with PCGS. That company is the biggest FARCE on and in the coin collecting planet. Without getting into details, as long David Hall is a part of that company I will never do business with them. I know many will disagree, and that is fine. You are entitled you your opinion just as I am.
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Pillar of the Community
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I just located an auction for an off-center cent with characteristics similar to the cent strike on this dime: http://www.ebay.com/itm/300864331748In light of this new information, I can see no obvious red flags that would indicate the use of counterfeit dies. Error coin writer and researcher.
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Is there a way for me to see the coin? When I clicked on your link all it said was item is more than 90 days old and wouldn't show the item.
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New Member
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Okay I see it now, there was a problem with the link on my phone. Cool, I do see what you are talking about. Very Very interesting!
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Pillar of the Community
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Error coin writer and researcher.
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Then I would do ANACS vs. NGC for errors.
swcoin.ecrater.com
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I appreciate the extra effort and research MikeDiamond. I am not typically a slab collector, most of my collection is raw so Initially wanted to keep it as is in original way as I got it, but considering the possible value and significance of the coin, I think I will send it to ANACS to be encapsulated and keep the original document and make a shadow box to display it with the coin
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Pillar of the Community
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Mike,
This is a puzzle to me, wouldn't the die strike of the cent piece or dime obscure the face of each side? If authentic? I can't guess what price this may be as you said $10K to the north?
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Pillar of the Community
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I don't understand your question. Most of the dime design has been obliterated by the impact of the cent dies.
Error coin writer and researcher.
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I think I will send it to ANACS to be encapsulated and keep the original document and make a shadow box to display it with the coin Don't send the certificate back in with it, you won't get it back. |
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Most of the dime design has been obliterated by the impact of the cent dies. Thanks! I couldn't picture how it got to that stage. |
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