what is differenc between high relief and normal relief
It refers to the design on the back of the U.S. cent. Wheat pennies were minted from 1909 until 1958. Then Lincoln Memorial cents were minted 1959 until 2008. In 2009, there were four designs commemorating the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth. Since 2010, the coin has featured a new shield reverse.
If the coin is golden in color and the size of a quarter, then what you have is an angel token from Catholic Relief Services. It's sent out in charity mailers when they solicit donations. The coin isn't worth anything.
None. Unless the coin has an "S" mintmark, it is a normal copper-nickel coin made out of the same composition as the dime, quarter and half-dollar and is only worth $1.
CC is a specific mint mark for Carson City, Nevada. Other mint marks include D for Denver, S for San Francisco, O for New Orleans, and P for Philadelphia. No mint mark also means Philadelphia.
Check the edge of the coin for a date.
A normal relief coin has their features rather smooth and are easier to strike. A high relief coin on the other hand has features that sharply protrude from the coin, these coins are often sought after because since they took longer to strike, they were usually replaced by normal relief coins when the coins were produced for circulation. However, now many mints will produce high-relief coins for collectors, such as the 2009 ultra-high-relief US double eagle.
A high relief coin will have the details of the coin raised up more than a normal relief coin. It generally takes a lot longer and costs more to strike a high relief coin than a normal relief coin. High relief coins generally look better because the details are a lot sharper and they are usually more valuable because since high relief coins take longer to strike, a high relief coin is usually modified to be a normal relief coin to increase the speed in which they can be struck.
The high relief 1922 Peace dollar is a Proof only issue coin and the design elements protrude from the background higher than usual and above the rim which causes the coin not to stack well and is impractical for coinage. Most were melted at the Mint and the ones that still exist are very rare.
For a normal-relief coin, about $1000. If however it's one that was struck in high relief (i.e. the images stand out much more than on a normal coin) it could be worth much more. If that's the case it will need to be evaluated in person by a dealer or appraiser.
The relief of a coin refers to how high the devices (figures and lettering) stand above the field (flat part of the coin surface).
Coin relief refers to the raised design or image on a coin that stands out from the background. It is achieved by using a die with the desired design that stamps the image onto a blank coin. The level of relief can vary depending on the design and the technique used in minting the coin.
The relief on the coin is the raised pattern. Artists design the coin to be minted. They usually use a raised relief of a ruler, past ruler, symbol for the country, significant building, animal or flower.
A coin is an example of a bas-relief.
Nothing, just two different abbreviations for Proof.
A proof coin has a special shiny finish on it and it is made to be sold to collectors, and not used as money.
What do you refer to as the "the original AUS coin" and why do you think you have a fake?
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