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Rest in Peace
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Hmmm, could be some kind of die polishing but it's so perfect looking it might be lathe lines.
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I agree with the lathe lines.
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Interesting coin and nice photos.
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Those are certainly concentric lathe lines. I have only that 1990 Kennedy listed on my site - would certainly add this one if I could see it.
Jason
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Jason, wow sounds great.
Well, now that it's gone from I think it's neat to perhaps a rare item I need to know if it's something valuable that has to be taken care of properly or insured during mailing.
Is this something that should be eventually graded?
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Never seen or heard of lathe lines on a Kennedy half. Very nice find!  |
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Did you not check my link? John1  |
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John1: Sorry I didn't thank you. Thank you. I think that jcuve is the owner of the site you linked to. That is why I replied to him. No slight intended.
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I would just send it in a padded envelope with a tracking number. I will send it back the same way. I'm not sure who would grade and slab as an error specifically as I have yet to see one slabbed. PM for my contact info and address.
Jason (Jcuve)
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Jason, I haven't been a member long enough to PM others yet. I sent an email to the address on your site instead.
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05/01/2012 02:02 am
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