another cent die clash

Here's another die clash coin from my collection. this is supposed to be impossible to happen up inside of the recessed die areas but here lately it is happening. enjoy the photo if you can see it. I am the worlds worst photographer.

 

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I am refraining from commenting until better photos are posted as I don't want to be belittled if my opinion doesn't align with yours.

 

Interesting. Have you got a reverse pic?

 

Please explain how the columns from the reverse die clashed with the deep recesses of Lincoln's bust on the obverse die.

 

<sarcasm>Shoot, look what I just found and I just had an expert confirm it's not PMD. Don't even dare ask who this expert is. It's a private matter!</sarcasm>



We're gonna need better pictures rascal to determine your new error coin you are sharing.

 

Hey that's a Dairy Queen Lincoln. One of the rarest errors in the universe.

Chris

 

please post better pics. I suspect I know what this is but I refuse to say without better pics.

Richard

 

I better step in here and give you the info. about this coin before too many people declare this coin PMD and then say I set a trap for them. This is a real clashed die coin and I have another one identical too it. they came from the same die pair. notice that the memorial building is even very visible on Lincoln's ear. on these coins the reverse side is also major clashed . On my other die clash on the CT forum slabbed by ICG the reverse die has been swapped out and only clashed on the one side.

 

You can talk all you want, but without better or more pics, you've got the reputation of talking too much. Less talky, more proofy!

 

Wow!!!! This sure shows how mature you are. how old are you ?

 

I think you've been asked for better pics or shots of the reverse four or five times now and still, nothing. Coins have more than one side, buddy. Keep blabbering along, maybe at some point, you'll spew enough crap and coincidentally say something that makes sense.

 

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I missed that part.

Wow.

 

HEY man give me a chance . I'm 60 years old and can't move around like teenagers. photos takes a few seconds for me to do you know. anyway here's you a photo. I think the raised area at the bottom of the building is from Lincoln's ear. the bigger areas at the top of the building is from the folds of Lincoln's coat. now does anyone think I deserve a apoligy ?

 

Why, do you think you need one?

 

Why do you think you need to ask ? I went and read some of your threads and I see you are trying to get interested in learning about coins. you have a good chance to learn on the internet if you want to.

 

sorry about the double post. my interned lagged and the first one didn't appear to go thru

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Rascal, you told me that once before. Unfortunately I consider your knowledge to be less than desirable, and my education encompasses much more than the internet. As far as me having a good chance of learning, I suggest you work on yourself, and not me, and consider giving yourself an education in errors or varieties (if you ever do figure them out) and spend less time trying to school others and playing out the superiority game you have started.

 

Looks like it could be a clash.