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Quote: I came across this one in one of my dollar boxes. I thought I would share it. Very nice!  Quote: This is the only Ike I have One is better than none. Very nice! 
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Possible Proof Planchet Ike
I bought a circulated a '72D Ike for $1.25 that is incredibly shinny at my LCS. Could that year's Denver Mint Ikes be copper clad proof planchets?
- Jim
PS I'll try to get a pic up this weekend.
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Jim,
Yes, it is possible San Francisco sent Denver rejected proof planchets. I have seen this in 71-D and 76-D Type 1s... One 76-D Type 1 I had even had cameo frost on the letters and devices.
I have not seen a 72-D like this- but it certainly is possible.
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Jim, It is absolutely possible that the 72 D you purchased was minted on a proof planchet that was not quite up to quality for San Francisco. Denver was the recipient of a good number of them. Finding Denver minted Ike's that were struck on proof planchets is a little pet peeve of mine in my Ike collecting. A link with a little more information for you on one of my favorite type of Ikes. http://forum2.ikegroup.info/viewtop...p?f=38&t=722Terry
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CC Check the link in the above post to the Ike Group thread. There are pictures of a 72 D Some timing Huh?  Terry
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After acquiring these ghastly specimens...  ...which I will spend/trade at my LCS when I get the chance to be rid of them so that he can rehab them, I picked up these..  tails-up coin being a 1974.
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my newest purchase  
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bishft:
Looks extremly clean! Is it Silver or Copper-Nickel?
- Jim
Edited by JimHSoars 04/29/2012 5:34 pm
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From cc99999's post above: Quote: Yes, it is possible San Francisco sent Denver rejected proof planchets. I have seen this in 71-D and 76-D Type 1s... One 76-D Type 1 I had even had cameo frost on the letters and devices. cc, don't you think a coin with frosted letters and devices would have been struck from a proof die sent to Denver? - Jim
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 Heres one of my newest ikes .. (i did post it on the grading forum to get opinions) Here it is -  
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Quote: my newest purchase Very nice!  Quote: Heres one of my newest ikes .. (i did post it on the grading forum to get opinions) As I said before, he really pops! 
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Quote: Heres one of my newest ikes .. (i did post it on the grading forum to get opinions)
Here it is -
Nice! My '78 proof Ike is also a very nice DCAM. The nicest proof Ike that I have by far!
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How about two: 1972 Type 2 March Release MS64  1971-D FEV MS66 
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Quote:my newest purchase It's silver.
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Very nice coins. I particularly like bishftl's '73 SB above.
I absolutly crazy about cc99999's MS-66 FEV!
- Jim
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