here is a 1921 sixpence with a die crack through the date.
Grades, opinions ?
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nice :heart:
Hard to find a die crack of such quality on a coin of such quality. Is this coin included in your category of 'crappy coins'? I know you have mentioned your dislike of non perfect examples.!! Would photograph beautifully imo.!!:laughingneqw:
Quote from: 'Robster' pid='8275' dateline='1360984496'Hard to find a die crack of such quality on a coin of such quality. Is this coin included in your category of 'crappy coins'? I know you have mentioned your dislike of non perfect examples.!! Would photograph beautifully imo.!!:laughingneqw:
It's not that I dislike errors; it's just that I don’t actively pursue them.
I had this in the spares album simply marked as VF.
I'm not fussy about grades, but I do like it, but then I'm a bit of an error crackpot. :winkextra:
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='8283' dateline='1360996946'I'm not fussy about grades, but I do like it, but then I'm a bit of an error crackpot. :winkextra:
i was thinking of putting this up as a trade for a MS/Uncirculated 1966 double bar 50 cents, Do you think that would be a fair trade nevol?
I think that would be getting close to a fair trade. Unfortunately i dont have an MS 1966 double bar.
Yeah, fair trade for 50c. I wish I had one I could trade for it, but I doubt any of mine would go MS63. :cray: