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Pillar of the Community
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I must be blind cause I sure don't see it.
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Forum Dad
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That's Why They Call It "A WEAK D". Look Closer.
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You Will Only See The "Outline Of The Weak "D'S".
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Forum Dad
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That's Why They Call It "A WEAK D". Look Closer. If I could figure out how to post, I'd tell you thanks for clearing that up, I was confused what "weak D" meant. Looked closer, still don't see it. Oh wait, I guess I do know how to post. Sorry I'm so dumb sometimes. |
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I Was Looking For A Grade, Not The "Weak D.
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Really? Then why did you bother to post SIX different closeups of the mint mark area? Fyi, the first one on ebay in a holder I looked at I see it no problem in a much smaller image.  |
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There are a wide variety of weak D's. Some you can see others are imagined. Now that you mentioned it, I posted other post to let you get a better look see. While we're at it, can you tell me for sure if it is a weak D? Oh & a Grade quess would be nice also. Just need some opinions before it's off to PCGS. Thank you.
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Ok let me give it a shot again.... On the genuine coin the weak D is located in the field area in front of the eagle's clasped arrows and below the laural branch. The weak D is very fat and very flat but visible on genuine coins. I see neither characteristic on your coin. I suggest you look at the current slabbed 11-D weak D's on ebay (or on Heritage.com) and evaluate your coin again. As far as a grade goes your coin appears to be in circulated extra fine condition. If you still believe your coin is an 11-D weak D variety I suggest you send it to ANACS for a reasonably priced authentication. If it comes back the "real deal" you can then get it crossed oven in to a fancy NGC or PCGS slab. End of story as far as I'm concerned. Good luck! Edited by westernsky
08/12/2018 12:59 am
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Pics aren't the best, but I'd say AU-55.
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Not seeing a weak D on this one.
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I know nothing about this series but I have to ask if the weak D is from a single die pairing and if so are there any other die markers to confirm this is legitimate?
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Posted 08/11/2018 10:48 pm
