regular strike Term to denote coins struck with normal coining methods on ordinarily prepared planchets. Synonymous with business strike.
relief The height of the devices of a particular coin design, expressed in relation to the fields.
regular strike
Coins struck with normal methods on ordinarily prepared planchets. Synonymous with business strike.
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Regular strike
Synonym for business strike. A coin struck using conventional coin pressing methods.
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A synonym for regular strike or business strike.
common
A numismatic issue that is readily available. Since this is a relative term, no firm number can be used as a cut-off point between common and scarce.
circulation strike An alternate term for Business Strike or Regular Strike. A coin meant for commerce. clad A term used to describe any of the modern "sandwich" coins that have layers of copper and nickel.
* Liberty Cap Left-Facing Half Cents 1793 Regular Strikes--Bent Cap, Bunch Leaves, may be worth as much as $125,000 MS-65
* Liberty Cap Right-Facing Half Cents 1794-1797 Regular Strikes--1797 Lettered Edge, may be worth $11,000 Very Fine ...
It is estimated that approximately six hundred regular strikes of the 1856 cent were made along with about one thousand proof examples. Some of these coins may have been struck as late as 1860 for collectors.
Cannot figure out why a 1988 MS70 Silver Eagle Regular Strike is listed at 4000 while the 1988-S Proof70 lists for 2200, then drops way down to 120 for a Proof69. Who sets these prices, the buyers and sellers or the coin grading business?
The 1/2 Anna was only minted for a few years (through 1877), though proofs and proof-like restrikes were struck with dates through 1893 or 1894 (only regular strikes are listed here).
Commercial strike - A synonym for regular strike or business strike.
business strike A regular issue coin, struck on regular planchets by dies given normal preparation. These are the coins struck for commerce that the Mint places into circulation. See also regular strike, commercial strike.
It also leads me to the conclusion that the DDR my have been discovered during production, and the die pulled. With the relative ease of finding mint state examples of 1935-P regular strikes, THIS ONE is just darn RARE to locate.
A single Small Eagle example is known with a lettered edge and two regular strike examples exist in brass. Later the obverse dies were used for several token issues, most notably the Washington Ship Halfpenny and the Washington Liverpoool Halfpenny.
 See also: Coin, Regular, Grade, Strike, Mint
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