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Due to the Holiday Season, our groups seem to be moribund - too much turkey=
with it's attendant tryptophan.=A0 In any case I have been slowly adding a=
few pieces to my cft collection that might be of general interest.=A0 The =
first - 7607RAM is the finest 1776 Rubber Lady (formerly Clem Head) that I =
have seen, though I understand there is an UNC out there.=A0 In any case it=
is a nice upgrade for me.=A0 The 71132RAM is a Faceless George Family memb=
er that Eugene will be interested in.=A0 I think the obverse is an end die =
state 10 and the reverse is new to me.=A0 Eugene, what do you think?=A0 The=
obverse is odd with the reversed denticles in the field over King George's=
head.=A0 I have seen this before on other double struck coins but cannot e=
xplain it.=A0It looks like the obverse die has totally failed. =A0The next =
two will be of interest to Ed F.=A0 I hope he is still in the groups.=A0 74=
190RAM and 74191RAM are both Mousey Face Family contenders.=A0 In fact 7419=
1RAM
is a known MF obverse and a known MF reverse but the pairing of these two =
dies=A0has been=A0unknown to me until now.=A0 Definitely a plate destroyer.=
=A0 75325RAM is an enigma for me.=A0 I bought it based on the odd shadowing=
over King George's head which I now think may actually be part of an under=
type.=A0 Note the evidence of an undertype between the E and O as well as u=
nder the I V S and ordinal.=A0 Very odd but I cannot even make a guess as t=
o what the undertype is.=A0 Finally though I usually only collect the occas=
ional Irish,=A0I8109RAM caught my eye.=A0 It may take the place of another =
one of my Irish halfpence as the best example of spalling (formerly known a=
s die rust).=A0 In any case I hope you enjoy the images as much as I have a=
nd have a wonderful Holiday Season.=A0=A0 Roger
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lveticaNeue, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif;fo=
nt-size:14pt"><div>Due to the Holiday Season, our groups seem to be moribun=
d - too much turkey with it's attendant tryptophan. In any case I hav=
e been slowly adding a few pieces to my cft collection that might be of gen=
eral interest. The first - 7607RAM is the finest 1776 Rubber Lady (fo=
rmerly Clem Head) that I have seen, though I understand there is an UNC out=
there. In any case it is a nice upgrade for me. The 71132RAM i=
s a Faceless George Family member that Eugene will be interested in. =
I think the obverse is an end die state 10 and the reverse is new to me.&nb=
sp; Eugene, what do you think? The obverse is odd with the reversed d=
enticles in the field over King George's head. I have seen this befor=
e on other double struck coins but cannot explain it. It looks
like the obverse die has totally failed. The next two will be of int=
erest to Ed F. I hope he is still in the groups. 74190RAM and 7=
4191RAM are both Mousey Face Family contenders. In fact 74191RAM is a=
known MF obverse and a known MF reverse but the pairing of these two dies&=
nbsp;has been unknown to me until now. Definitely a plate destro=
yer. 75325RAM is an enigma for me. I bought it based on the odd=
shadowing over King George's head which I now think may actually be part o=
f an undertype. Note the evidence of an undertype between the E and O=
as well as under the I V S and ordinal. Very odd but I cannot even m=
ake a guess as to what the undertype is. Finally though I usually onl=
y collect the occasional Irish, I8109RAM caught my eye. It may t=
ake the place of another one of my Irish halfpence as the best example of s=
palling (formerly known as die rust). In any case I hope you
enjoy the images as much as I have and have a wonderful Holiday Season.&nb=
sp; Roger</div></div></body></html>
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