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@PDR, after enlarging and enhancing your pics, the mm could be added but a better close-up pic would definitely help.  "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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Spence - I would agree about better pics. I'll need a bit of time to get my good camera out and get some pics. Hopefully they may be better. Thanks.
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From a distance, this appears typical for the date, but close-ups will help.
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Hard to say - that wouldn't be glue residue from North to East around the D would it?  |
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There is no glue whatsoever. What may look like glue in these pics is metal of the coin, like the d was laid on top of something, but that wouldn't make sense since it would be laid on top of what would have to be an s. I don't think repunched mint marks exist in this situation. A false d may have been added but I have no reason this is the case- it's been in a family collection for 50 years and no point of falsifying a not very high grade coin.This is a tricky one. I may have it slabbed next time just I can just to see what it comes back as. Thanks Mark.
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no point of falsifying a not very high grade coin @pdr, you might be surprised at what we see for fakes here on CCF. From a current financial standpoint, this coin is worth a few bucks if from Philly, but almost $40 if from Denver. Of course, the difference in values was not as great back when this coin came into your collection, but there was still some financial incentives even back in the 1960s. "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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As an example. A clear picture it looks like this :  |
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I'll try to close the loop on this question I had by pulling in a picture from a post on this site from a few years ago on the same issue. My coin has the exact look as image 4, which is real, as is image 1. https://www.coincommunity.com/forum...4667-_1_.jpg |
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and no point of falsifying a not very high grade coin. I seen added MM 32 D and S quarters down to AG |
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I'll try to close the loop on this question I had by pulling in a picture from a post on this site from a few years ago on the same issue. My coin has the exact look as image 4, which is real, as is image 1.
Can you provide the link to access to this post?
Thanks!http://goccf.com/t/267891Edited by Dorado
11/12/2018 08:16 am
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