Yes
Pacificoin, from '35 to '67 and into the
.500 silver '71 to Present day 9999, it's always a
different variety or quirk. So many details. Thanks for the
info on the die touch ups, into '61. Having fun going
through them and learning about the details. Thanks to you
more
experienced CCFers for providing the finer
points.
Dollarman - I will have to pick up the 2012
Charlton and take a look at that section. It seems that
dollar die varieties and their details should be well
researched seeing as they only started making them in '35
and had that hiatus for the WWII years, other denominations
like 50 Cent have been thoroughly researched.
And
JimmyD, I could hardly get a focus on the
rays on the 1959, they were that faded, so I can see a
dramatic new cut in the 1960 reverse lines. I didn't know
that business strikes also had the Ray through C. Very neat.
Thanks for the comments, happy to learn more about these
coins.
Posted 03/28/2015 5:04 pm
, there is a lot of fun in the dollars although they don't seem to have been researched as in depth as large cents and provincials for each die used. I think you would have fun with the 2012 Charlton, the dollar variety section is lots of fun but not near complete
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