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I'm just Guessing here but did the grease gun bust all over this one before it was struck
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Bedrock of the Community
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Struck through example. (Grease) Pretty well covered. Someone on ebay may be collecting State Quarter errors and be interested. Glad you posted it. It's not a capped die strike. Capped die are usually on the obverse and the reverse is normal. Your is just opposite. |
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My dad gave it to me. He had it in his pocket. He is a truck driver so don't know where he got it.
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Bedrock of the Community
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With the full rims you can tell it hasn't been tampered with. Definitely a keeper just because it came from your Father. He KNEW you would be interested!
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If you see me or someone else post that a Struck Through Grease coin normally does not have a premium unless significant details are missing, well that coin is missing significant details  |
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Mike: I enjoyed the first image with the OBV and the rim showing. Nothing spectacular there, just enjoyed seeing that on the image with the OBV.
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OBV= obverse (heads)
Edited by biokemist6
08/19/2009 12:13 pm
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Posted 08/18/2009 5:46 pm
