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Forum Kid
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too hard to tell from the pictures~
for me anyways!
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Bedrock of the Community
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She sure is purdy, I love the toned '63s but have only ever found 3, yours assuming that white streak under the date is nothing would be a Strong ms-63.
Feel free to call me Will.
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I highly doubt it, the coin has a slight cameo but the marks such as the one below the queen would be on circulation strikes and never on PL coins since that mark is from another coins edge.
Feel free to call me Will.
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The dollar is a business strike. Back then coins came in rolls where the ends of the rolls were open. This subjected one side of the coin at the end of the roll to toning. This dollar is a "end of the roll" dollar. I use to collect these end of the roll coins as I found them unique. Here's a "end of the roll" Quarter.    |
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do you know for a fact if the dollar is an ender or did you just assume from the toning pattern? either way shes a beauty.
Feel free to call me Will.
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I would say a nice unc. mint state coin and probably
nicer than the photo portrays.
As far as being an end of roll toner,no way.End of roll
toners will be toned on one side only and the other side
brilliant.I have only come across a few that I knew for
sure were end of roll toners.They were from a few
rolls of 1958 silver dollars that I purchased from
Ingrid Smith over thirty years ago.The end coins were
beautifully toned from coming in contact with the
sulfur laden wrapper.
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Everyone of these coins came from rolls that I personally had purchased over the years. I collected them years ago just because there unique. Lots of collectors don't like toned coins, but I personally kinda like them. @ Everest..Maybe some "end of the roll" coins tone nicer than others. Here's a "end of the roll" Dime.   |
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Wireman: I agree with you concerning toned coins.I collect attractively
toned coins for the series that interest me.I see them as works of art.
But end roll toners will be toned on one side only and brilliant on the other.
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Edited by Everest
02/14/2015 07:01 am
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Posted 02/11/2015 05:34 am
