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ok was trying to read a article on coin world about the 1925 winged liberty (mercury) dime ddo that was found and i cant seem 1 to find the article 2 coinworld .com keeps crashing..@@@@anyone else having this problem..

 

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So, what, now threads about doubled dies need to be double-posted?

 

it was by accident my pc has had issues since i installd windows 10

 

Thanks for the info about 10 I'll wait for the "Redmond Mafia" to fix it before using it my edition of 7 works fine after being patched all winter.....

 

If it ain't broke don't fix it....I like that thought.

 

Are you sure you don't mean the 1919P DDO? It was just discovered a few months ago.

Chris

 

No I just saw this article too. It was a 1926 I think and it was yellow anacs holder and the coin was MS-60 details. It definitely exists and it wasn't the 1919 either.

 

I was checking to make sure it wasn't the 1919 because the new date shocked me. The article also mentioned how 'discovery piece' or some such nomenclature was on the label.

 

Try accessing coin world from Facebook, pretty sure that's where I saw the article.

 

I just was able to bring it up from FB

 

And here is the most interesting part of the article courtesy of CoinWorld.



This was a little snippet from page 1, and cool the owner didn't even know, it was the grader who identified it for him!

 

Coin world site was giving me issues earlier today (8/10/2015). Then it started behaving better. Haven't checked it for 10 hours or so.

 

I couldn't even get on Coin World this past Saturday.

Still can't get on tonight.

 

Hmm, I see just one topic about this. Merged the two.

 

not bad, but not in the class of the new 1919

 

Does this mean I have to pull out all of my Mercs and examine them?

 

I think we all do with these Doubled Dies being discovered all over the place.

 

Or we can all realize they are so common that they are nothing special and not worth the effort to look for.

 

Well considering they are just being found after nearly 80-100 years of being produced and collected, they may not be all that common. Thats something we will have to wait and find out about as more people start looking for these pieces.