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Both sides appear to be slightly misaligned with the obv. rim wider @ k10 and the rev. wider @ k8
The MM looks like it is partially filled. This would indicate a broken post on the die.
MS could be "Mint State" but no numerical grade is indicated. And it precedes "Error", so I'm thinking "MS" indicates "Mint Struck" Error like Alonzowick90 suggested.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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-makecents-
Edited by -makecents-
06/23/2024 08:39 am
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And it comes in a fun little stand. (terrible idea for storage)  |
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How much did you pay for this "error"?
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$15 I was convinced just because slabbing it probably cost more than that  , but the coin itself I don't find very interesting. |
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I think you paid $14.75 to much. Just my opinion
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Hi Alonzowick90. I was able to find a little info on the company DCGS that slabbed your quarter. I hope this helps in some way.  |
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Maybe! But that's exactly what I paid for 5 tacos and a drink yesterday so it's not that bad
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I obviously tried the web page it mentions on the back of the slab but It seems to not exist, I'm thinking the company closed and took down their web page
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At least you can eat tacos  |
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