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[Steven]

This one sure jumps out at you when you find one. Just found this in a hand roll. Turning out to be a good brick I picked up. One of those boxes where someone put there name on all the rolls and used about five or six different kinds of rolls.

I would guess this one to be an EDS example. The MDS example on coppercoins shows some significant die breaks on the reverse either that or the reverse die has been changed out on this one. I'm thinking EDS though. Still trying to learn about this:D.

[copper_poisoning]

Very nice Find! Still looking to find one of those in a roll.

Greg

[jcuve]

Nice find Steven! The die flow lines seem a little strong for EDS, maybe MDS(?); Bob of course would have a better idea as I too am still trying to get a handle on die states...

[koinmon]

I AGREE VERY NICE. LOVE THOSE RPM'S.
George

[lineop3]

Beautiful coin, beautiful find Steven!

Aisha

[mustbebob]

I would tend to agree that it is not an EDS specimen. I can't remember if this example had a die change. I will try to research it when I get home.

[JeanK]

That is a beautiful circulated example of this rpm. Congratulations!
Jean

[jcuve]

CONECA states:


Stage E:
Stage E:

Obverse is LDS
Reverse die changed – MDS

Maybe this helps?

[Steven]

CONECA states:


Stage E:

Stage E:

Obverse is LDS
Reverse die changed – MDS

Maybe this helps?

Yes that helps....Thanks