BC1969 Banned Joined Sep 4, 2013 Messages 6,073 Reaction score 10,453 Golden Thread 0 Location Somewhere directly above the center of the Earth. Primary Interest: Other Feb 9, 2019 Thread Owner #1 Would anyone be so kind as to tell me what a mint mark like this is called. Filled? On the same coin, one of the . Is deformed.
Would anyone be so kind as to tell me what a mint mark like this is called. Filled? On the same coin, one of the . Is deformed.
H huntsman53 Gold Member Joined Jun 11, 2013 Messages 6,986 Reaction score 6,774 Golden Thread 0 Location East Tennessee Primary Interest: Other Feb 9, 2019 #2 What you see is a combination of wear from circulation and more than likely Post Mint Damage, even on the Mint Mark.
What you see is a combination of wear from circulation and more than likely Post Mint Damage, even on the Mint Mark.
BC1969 Banned Joined Sep 4, 2013 Messages 6,073 Reaction score 10,453 Golden Thread 0 Location Somewhere directly above the center of the Earth. Primary Interest: Other Feb 9, 2019 Thread Owner #3 Thank you so much for taking the time to help me learn about this.
PetesPockets55 Bronze Member Joined Apr 18, 2013 Messages 1,739 Reaction score 3,151 Golden Thread 0 Location Indian River Co., Fl Detector(s) used AT MAX & Carrot, Nokta Pulse Dice (: Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 10, 2019 #4 Yep, as the coin is hit the metal can be slightly moved around.
Dozer D Silver Member Joined Feb 12, 2012 Messages 3,360 Reaction score 3,083 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: Other Feb 10, 2019 #5 What's the year on the coin, Morgan I presume. You have to take into consideration the age of the coin, the "s" mint mark could be a badly worn Reverse. Last edited: Feb 10, 2019
What's the year on the coin, Morgan I presume. You have to take into consideration the age of the coin, the "s" mint mark could be a badly worn Reverse.
BC1969 Banned Joined Sep 4, 2013 Messages 6,073 Reaction score 10,453 Golden Thread 0 Location Somewhere directly above the center of the Earth. Primary Interest: Other Feb 11, 2019 Thread Owner #6 It is 1879. It is pretty worn, but I've seen worse.