, so I am asking for confirmation and perhaps which one it might be. Thank you for your help, all opinions are appreciated.
Posted 09/08/2013 3:01 pm
George: I don't see a match with the mint mark locations. Your mint mark is slightly turned CW. Location is even with the tail of the line horizontal and vertical inside of the "6" at the upper area. The rest seem to be in different locations. To bad it is circulation damaged. It might have had a shot at a new listed item. But without that it is not a good example to send in.
Side point: Keep in mint on doubled die varieties with mint marks, the mint mark location will help you as the best ID of a doubled die. With out the mint mark, the Philly coins are harder to ID. You have to use the closeups of doubling to determine these.
Side point: Keep in mint on doubled die varieties with mint marks, the mint mark location will help you as the best ID of a doubled die. With out the mint mark, the Philly coins are harder to ID. You have to use the closeups of doubling to determine these.
