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My first PGCS certified coin. Obverse features slight toning over "Unum" and a few face scratches. Reverse is clean and sharp.
This coin marks the re-launch of my coin collecting in 2008, and for three years was my top coin. It was recently regraded through SecurePlus, keeping its MS65 grade and proving that its subdued tone is is not a sign of tampering but proof of its original surfaces.
This coin marks the re-launch of my coin collecting in 2008, and for three years was my top coin. It was recently regraded through SecurePlus, keeping its MS65 grade and proving that its subdued tone is is not a sign of tampering but proof of its original surfaces.
Minted during the height of World War II, the alloy copper that made this coin came from recycled ammunition casings. Japan was fighting hard to maintain control over the Eastern Pacific, while the Allied forces launch that year Operation Overlord, the invasion of Normandy commonly known as D-Day.
One of the last proof versions of circulating coins to come out of Philadelphia, from the fateful year of 1964.
One of the last proof versions of circulating coins to come out of Philadelphia, from the fateful year of 1964.
Got at a coin show around 2001, originally certified by Accugrade. I cracked it out and had it regraded raw with PCGS, and was pleased that it returned still MS65. This coin was minted in the year that saw the end of World War II, a turbulent year that brought the end of the horrors of the Nazi regime, but also brought what hopefully will never be repeated--the use of nuclear weapons.