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while searching some 42 d on ebay I ran across this. now I'm sure when the $7.00 coin comes its not going to have what's in the picture. any one know how it happens I mean under magnification it looks like its there but it cant be so any thoughts. au 50 Yes   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Bedrock of the Community
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Running out of breath behind IGE as usual, but agree 58 not FSB.
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It's hard to tell without the coin in hand, but I think this could go 60. The hair looks like a weak strike instead of wear. But it is certainly not FSB.
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Pillar of the Community
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AU-58, high points have wear.
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United States
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Yeah if that's FSB then every merc I own is :) I do agree that it's AU 55-58 If you keep a eye on the ebay auctions you can come across a slabbed MS 64 coin for just few bucks more !! |
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Pillar of the Community
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Maybe I am wrong but I think Mikey is referring to this coin as a possible 1942/1 D error.
I took a close look at the completed listing and it's a little too blurry to see the over date. Show us some good pics when you get it Mikey!
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Actually see if you can see the original pictures here. I'm talking about the very distinct 42/42. I don't know if you can jump there since it's sold. I bought it 272072125562. |
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That's what I did Mikey, I went to the sold listings in ebay and saved the pic. Tried to enhance it on my PC, but still too blurry. I guess we wait til you get it in hand. |
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Posted 12/09/2015 4:44 pm
