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. I've read these over and over again and again. 
Posted 05/24/2025 3:46 pm
One piece of info folks forgot to share with Riddick about Close AM vs. Wide AM.
It can be confusing, but you first need to determine if your coin is a "made for Circulation" coin or a "Proof" coin.
Your coin looks like a "made for Circulation" coin. So, your coin is a " Close AM" and that is normal for a "circulation strike".
If your coin was a "proof" coin with the " Close AM", it would be a winner.
ps. For the sake of argument, I agree with JimmyD.
"Transitional varieties" says it all for me.
Makecents
It can be confusing, but you first need to determine if your coin is a "made for Circulation" coin or a "Proof" coin.
Your coin looks like a "made for Circulation" coin. So, your coin is a " Close AM" and that is normal for a "circulation strike".
If your coin was a "proof" coin with the " Close AM", it would be a winner.
ps. For the sake of argument, I agree with JimmyD.
"Transitional varieties" says it all for me.
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I do understand what are considered varieties and what considered errors, that was not my point. Just always thought that it was odd the several of the "varieties" are due to human "error". Just having some fun with the terminology and JimmyD didn't have fun with it, I guess....
