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Originally Posted by pepperj
This link might help explain the variety.
Holsonbake Numismatics - 1820 Capped Bust Dime 10c JR-12, R-7, PCGS VF35 #78-3
Are you just excited Frank or ! driving your point home. ?
Just like I said in the link "might help explain", because I try to be general (as in "might") as possible because so many get there shorts tied up in a frigging knot and it starts to slide from there, please remember one is trying to help and not to diminish the opinion of the other poster. Hope all is good.
Thank you sir, but the video is sub-par at best. Let's see bad framing, wrong ID, and rubbing dirt off coin! I'd say that's a fail, but I'm still smiling...Ya know, I'm going to circle back to this and say it should be on the banner! That coin is nice!!! Great video, too!
Thank you sir, but the video is sub-par at best. Let's see bad framing, wrong ID, and rubbing dirt off coin! I'd say that's a fail, but I'm still smiling...
I'm leaning towards it being JR-6.You might be right but stars 12 and 13 don't appear to have enough separation to be a J-12, the "1" in 10c doesn't look to be doubled and I don't see a center dot on the Obverse!
Frank
I'm leaning towards it being JR-6.
Here's the 1st opinion I got. I'll try to contact Larry Briggs as well.I really don't know what to think! I am pretty sure that I have looked at pics of every Variety for this Date and cannot find a Die Marriage (the specific Obverse and Reverse Dies used on all known Varieties) that matches. As I stated before, if you can make contact with Larry Briggs and send him really good pics of the coin, he should be able to tell which Variety it is or steer you to the person who can.
If per chance, the coin is found to be a new and a previously unknown Variety, please post the information on here and PM me if you can. I may have missed something in my searching and viewing of the pics but if it does turn out to be a new Variety, then it will be the rarest of them all, will definitely get my Banner vote and should be more than worthy of a Banner!
Frank
I really don't know what to think! I am pretty sure that I have looked at pics of every Variety for this Date and cannot find a Die Marriage (the specific Obverse and Reverse Dies used on all known Varieties) that matches. As I stated before, if you can make contact with Larry Briggs and send him really good pics of the coin, he should be able to tell which Variety it is or steer you to the person who can.
If per chance, the coin is found to be a new and a previously unknown Variety, please post the information on here and PM me if you can. I may have missed something in my searching and viewing of the pics but if it does turn out to be a new Variety, then it will be the rarest of them all, will definitely get my Banner vote and should be more than worthy of a Banner!
Frank
Gorgeous coin and a great find no matter how you slice it.
Wow that silver coin is bad ass
. Now to watch the video.