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Jefferson 
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 Topic: 1926 DPosted: 21 Feb 2008 at 6:46am |
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I have read up on the Standing Liberty 1926 D recently. It had a normal mintage quantity and still has readable dates compared to previous years. Just wondering if this is becoming a key date for others?
 (Numismatic News, February 19, 2008, page 62) |
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Elbesaar
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Posted: 24 Mar 2008 at 12:52pm |
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The 1926-D is a strike rarity. Common in less than XF 45. You can pick up a FH example for reasonable money at the AU 50-55 level. - Of course, reasonable is a loose term; but compared to MS-FH's - an AU is cheap. My 1926-D PCGS MS 63 FH - best struck 26-D I have ever seen:  |
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