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- Thoughts? Thanks!Thoughts? Thanks!3 Comments 0 Shares 353 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Sorry, but this is machine or strike doubling. I have seen several of these in various grades.Sorry, but this is machine or strike doubling. I have seen several of these in various grades.
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- Dimeman Good to know, thank you![Dimeman] Good to know, thank you!
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- 1941-D/D 10c PCGS MS66FB WRPM-001. This is not in the CPG and will not be in the new CPG which will be released next month, from what I understand.1941-D/D 10c PCGS MS66FB WRPM-001. This is not in the CPG and will not be in the new CPG which will be released next month, from what I understand.7 Comments 0 Shares 1255 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- I still want that Dime!I still want that Dime! 😇
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- Funny I got it pretty cheap on Great Collections and it is attributed as an RPM on the holder. It might be the best D over D in the series and the CPG isn't blessing it...or so I hear.Funny I got it pretty cheap on Great Collections and it is attributed as an RPM on the holder. It might be the best D over D in the series and the CPG isn't blessing it...or so I hear. 😉
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- That's a great looking RPM, that should be in the CPG for sure.That's a great looking RPM, that should be in the CPG for sure.
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- Thanks. The CPG is terribly flawed. I advised on this edition back in 2015, 8 years ago! We live in the digital age and have the internet. Variety registry sets should not be based on books that come out every 13 years. They should not be based on what ONLY the authors own. I am guessing the author did not own one of these. TPGs should be using digital resources as guides for what is included in variety registry sets, not these incomplete books. Variety Vista and sites like it are such great resources.Thanks. The CPG is terribly flawed. I advised on this edition back in 2015, 8 years ago! We live in the digital age and have the internet. Variety registry sets should not be based on books that come out every 13 years. They should not be based on what ONLY the authors own. I am guessing the author did not own one of these. TPGs should be using digital resources as guides for what is included in variety registry sets, not these incomplete books. Variety Vista and sites like it are such great resources.
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- How many of you have sent in new Dime varieties from the new CPG? I had most of them as I collect all Dime varieties. I just submitted a bunch for attribution to PCGS at the FUN Show.
How many of you have sent in new Dime varieties from the new CPG? I had most of them as I collect all Dime varieties. I just submitted a bunch for attribution to PCGS at the FUN Show.2 Comments 0 Shares 702 Views - 0 Comments 0 Shares 564 Views
- 18 in denticles variety FS-30218 in denticles variety FS-3020 Comments 0 Shares 618 Views
- Anyone aware of a DDO (and maybe DDR) 1930 variety? I’ve had this for a while but haven’t seen or heard of any others. The date is obvious, but the rest of the obverse has slight doubling too, and I think the reverse (more subtle, hard to see). What exactly do I have? Thanks!Anyone aware of a DDO (and maybe DDR) 1930 variety? I’ve had this for a while but haven’t seen or heard of any others. The date is obvious, but the rest of the obverse has slight doubling too, and I think the reverse (more subtle, hard to see). What exactly do I have? Thanks!4 Comments 0 Shares 659 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Heres a helpful illustration to tell the difference between machine doubling and hub doubling. Notice how machine doubling "steals" metal from the initial strike to create the dounling effect.Heres a helpful illustration to tell the difference between machine doubling and hub doubling. Notice how machine doubling "steals" metal from the initial strike to create the dounling effect.
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- I found this pretty 1917-D PCGS62FB at the Springfield IL Show yesterday. Not only is it pretty but it is a variety. It has the obverse of 1916. For those not familiar with this variety I have posted a pic showing the differences with the pickup point circled.
I found this pretty 1917-D PCGS62FB at the Springfield IL Show yesterday. Not only is it pretty but it is a variety. It has the obverse of 1916. For those not familiar with this variety I have posted a pic showing the differences with the pickup point circled.1 Comments 0 Shares 707 Views
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