Bower June News Today

These well-worn PCGS Details graded 1793 Flowing Hair, Chain Reverse cents in Stack's Bowers June 13 sale were missing some design detail, but that chain on the reverse remains bold.

A 1964 Lincoln cent on a copper-nickel dime planchet is a fascinating error, embodying the Mint’s 1964 transition from 90% silver dime planchets to the copper-nickel clad planchets used for 1965 dimes.

The Philadelphia Mint mark on the reverse indicates this was intended to be one of the wartime “silver nickels,” but this one was struck on a zinc-coated steel planchet for a 1943 Lincoln cent.

In a lengthy interview with Insider, the Trump-endorsed candidate offered a window into how his Mormon faith colors an often conspiratorial worldview.

The chairwoman of the Arizona GOP, Kelli Ward, urged Republicans to replace Rusty Bowers at the ballot box in a tweet on Tuesday night.