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WOW! I figured id just check my other coins in the 73 mint set, and i noticed that the 7's look incredibly similar. im sorry no larger full coin photos . the first two pictures are the 1973 , the other 3 are the 1973D. IM WONDERING maybe if they came from the same master? One went to Denver, one stayed in Philly? i think its really odd, and WAY COOL. to get a random set that contains coins from both mints that look like they came from the same obverse die, those 7's are CLOSE matches, to me. What does anyone know about anything like that? could they hub up 2 dies with the same error, and keep one and send one to denver? Has that ever been suggested? Are there any double dies, where multiple copies were produced, and a mintmark was added to a double die at the branch mint, would that be creating a variety, as all coins punched with that die would be the same? or am i seeing things differently? the 7's look almost the same, and pretty wild to me, lol!
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not sure i'm the person to answer your inquiry(ies) or i'd help.
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