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Guessing this is a bad-ass Greaser. Love it. |
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The edges look a bit strange as well.  |
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This one is well above my pay grade. I wonder what @mikediamond would say about it.
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I would agree with Spence, well above my pay grade.... I do think at this point that the frog is correct in a major Greaser, not a capped die and the coin may have been in a bezel for a time. Look forward to what sharper folks have to say. Cool coin though, Alonzowick90. -makecents-
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 One crazy looking coin for sure! |
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Here is a better picture of the date, it's almost impossible to get the right picture but it is 1995 for sure, what I'm not 100% sure if it's a D or S mint mark but definitely either or because of the small uprise of copper near the average MM location.  Edited by Alonzowick90
08/14/2024 8:16 pm
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I am only guessing but I do think it was in a bezel with enamel painted design then some sort of acid used to remove paint.
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I agree with the above about the bezel, but am wondering whether or not a wire wheel (Dremel?) was used on the front.
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It weighs 2.50gr so that would not be possible. Acid would burn the zinc and take some weight off.
Edited by Alonzowick90
08/14/2024 8:45 pm
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I'm with odd guy, some sort of manipulation here.
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I don't think it's posible to remove the whole obverse design without manipulating the weight, 2 options. A major Greaser wouldn't manipulate weight neither a strike error of some sort. |
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I'll say Struck Through Die Cap. This coin hasn't been altered with.
Errers and Varietys.
Edited by Errers and Varietys
08/14/2024 9:50 pm
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what I'm not 100% sure if it's a D or S mint mark If an S wouldn't the reverse look like a proof strike then? |
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Struck through a very, very late capped die along with a partial collar
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Posted 08/14/2024 7:52 pm
