Posted 06/27/2013 8:35 pm
It appears to be either strike doubled or have a DDO. I'm not sure it's proof though, the denticles look very proof like, how is the contrast, most 1883 N/C proofs are almost cameo. This one could possibly have been whizzed? The chin/jaw area looks strange, possibly tooled or recut.
Also check the area just behind Liberty's head on obverse - is that a scratch or just a hair on the coin? Also betwenn the two stars on th right of the date also see a scratch.
Is this a photo or scan?
Also check the area just behind Liberty's head on obverse - is that a scratch or just a hair on the coin? Also betwenn the two stars on th right of the date also see a scratch.
Is this a photo or scan?
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Edited by westcoin
06/27/2013 11:52 pm
06/27/2013 11:52 pm
