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I didn't see any clashes either, but I am still a novice, though I have a few VAMs under my belt. I don't see any letter transfer. Good photos.

Or am I even thinking about it the right way?

Roger, or anybody, would you expect a die break to start on the edge of a coin or start some where else on a coin and move to the edge in a progression of stages?

Yeah, you have to be careful there are so many people running scams

You have a lot of knowlege. Almost like you were there.

Now that's funny.

Thanks Roger that helps.

To all you folks with more information than myself. That is pretty much all of you. I understand that when coins left the mint it was in bags. At what point might they have been put into rolls? I'm assuming it would have been at banks or probably payroll offices. In the early days many people were s...

Don't go hangin out on street corners smoking cigars and drinking beer.

Wait a minute, that sounds pretty good.

God bless you Ron. Where you been?

Roger, I remember reading that these coins were originally transported from the mint in bags which makes sense. At what point would they have gone into rolls? I'm guessing at banks and payroll offices?

Loren just pointed out a mistake I made. You know I hate him for that. its a 37a2 not 23b. I started moving to quick. Stuff happens.

Thanks Loren a#$&%$!

I find cracks on coins interesting. This coin supposedly came out of a complete roll, all the same date and mint. It would be interesting to see if any of the others had cracks like this.

Huzzah Roger Huzzah

Stole your picture Messydesk. I'll put it to good use

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This would typically be a 37a2 I found the rev to be pretty badly cracked. My questions are : 1. Do any of the cracks show displacement other than on the obverse. I plan on using this coin for myself for comparison. 2. Does it matter other than the cracks are interesting? Chime in Roger I found you ...

Keep em coming folks. I may have found a new calling.

You guys are giving me a lot of work to do. I like cracks and clashes. Vamster, you could have identified more I bet.

Found the 1882-0 38b tonight