1776 1976 die damage

Apparently, Willy, you have no knowledge of what a broadstrike is.
I don't have the time or inclination to teach you, but you'll find a treasure trove of information on Google.

 

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Looks exactly like this my friend exactly

 

Try again, Willy. After you get an eye exam.

 

Some post mint damaged too.

 

Maybe it's my reasonable mood this evening that's keeping me from moving on, but a broadstruck coin is struck without a collar, so the planchet spreads noticeably during the strike. The examples you posted obviously extend beyond the devices of the coin - yours does not. I feel, as others, that it is post mint damage.

If you disagree, I suggest you submit it to NGC or PCGS and have them certify it. Broadstrike errors are typically more valuable than the cost of certification.

 

NO IT DOES NOT! You have a Post Mint Damaged Half

 

PMD!

 

The bicentennial half was PSD, but the other two halves he posted in posts #20 and #22 are NOT PSD.

 

So pmd or not im so confused with this coin