yes, what are thses worth... 2 of 2

thanks

 

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Do you think that is a Doubled Die? I don't know anything about those.

 

MD. Worth a buck.

 

im not sure to call it abrasion, deterioration, and in the hair, im so not sure

 

First of its kind that i ever seen and have been and still looking lol

 

deleted.

Not worth it.

 

ty and but?, is right....

 

reported!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

see you in 20,000 posts.

 

A buck a piece. That appears to be pocket change that has gotten dinged up.

 

What was so called reported?

 

started here:

http://www.cointalk.com/t220837/

And he didn't like my answer. I guess this is another million $ find.

So, considering his response, I deleted all.

 

you deleted and still commenting.........

 

Well I did ask what he deleted and he answered me.

 

it started when he said the dime was pmd, duh and the obvious Bolivar DDO, said it was worth nothing and saying why post the same stuff when it was different topics saying what my things are worth when he's clearly wrong about the two.

 

It doesn't look like a DD or even machine doubling, because the lines of the anomalies don't parallel the lines of the letters. I'm going to say die deterioration. Worth one dollar.

 

Look dude, you asked for people's opinons, he gave you his. Does it mean he's right? Not necassirly, but if you're so sure you have what you have, then just walk away from it.

 

Exactly. Plus I didn't see anything in his responces that would cause you to get that upset.

 

It is mainly die deterioration on the lettering. The hair could be PMD or some of the deteriorated portion of the die that has temporarily pressure fused to the that section of the die. I see no extra value. There are many coins that appear unique, but it is the process that counts more than the appearance.

As to this hissy-fitting ~ stop it. You may feel you are equal in knowledge to people with great knowledge and experience, but you have to prove it with your posts, not only on your coins , but on other threads that are similar.
Jim