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Unlisted 1886 Over Date

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 Posted 02/07/2010  11:58 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add twohawks to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
This is an un-listed 1886 6 over 6 over date. Note the die crack


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It would be good to see the whole coin to be sure, but from what I see...
This is a Type 1 coin, and the RPD closely matches Snow-1.
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It does look like a repunched date, I have no idea if it is unlisted or not, but apparently DVCollector doesn't think it is, and I don't see any die cracks, I see what looks like it might be laminations.
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and I don't see any die cracks, I see what looks like it might be laminations.


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I have to agree with DVCollector. It is the 1886, 6/6s, the Snow-1. It is in the guide, published for Rick Snow.
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I would have to agree with Zeewool's observation, A die crack would be a raised area above the field not a valley or "cut like" into or below the surface, however a lamination would be....
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mind you I'm not disputing the over date, but twohawks you have plenty of silver to know what a die crack is.....LOL......
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