1982 D/ 1943 Clash penny! Goose Bumps.

@paddyman98

Hey, Mr. P! You just aged 6 years.

Chris

 

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Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Do you know how many times we've heard that BS from someone who said they would take their coin to a real professional but never came back here because they didn't want to look silly. The more you argue, the dumber you look.

Chris

 

the "real professional" will probably say .. "ask Fred", who already responded.

some background ...
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1963-d-cent-lamonation.336821/#post-3459569 then read below to post #10

 

I’m sure this was your reaction on the 4 pages of undisputed truth

 

How do you know, 16 posts into Coin Talk, what “typical character” is of the members?

I smell a proxy name here.

 

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Haven't we seen this numerous times before. New member posts blurry pics claiming he has a rarity that is statistically impossible to have been made at the mint (really now, a copper 1943 P cent that was then overstruck at Denver in 1982). Then claims we can't see the the true error, tells us to prove him wrong, and says he will show it to a professional. The only question I have, is which former member is he? Ed Wood, Rare Tim, or one of the other recent trolls with the same MO.

He had his fun, now it's time for everyone to quit responding. Nothing more pathetic than an exposed troll trying to get attention.

 

Worst. Pictures. Ever.

 

What I love from these trolls is the following sing-song:

— Don’t you see it?
— Why can’t you see it?
— You cannot see well!
— You (choose an insulting name) think you know it all.

 

Well I get the last laugh tonight. I'm not going to tell you if there copper or zinc well he'll.Copper! Haha. I've had both these fittings for a while when is obviously DDO I have more pictures but I'm not going to bother posting right now. But yeah in this collage the very bottom left is 1. And the rest of the pics are the other Penny I have that show strong Dublin and God We Trust Liberty and the date but anyways Good night! 1982 D Small Date 3.0 grams #2 1982 D Small Date 3.1 grams Copper. FYI I have one in zinc too.

 

Well I get the last laugh tonight. I'm not going to tell you if there copper or zinc well he'll.Copper! Haha. I've had both these fittings for a while when is obviously DDO I have more pictures but I'm not going to bother posting right now. But yeah in this collage the very bottom left is 1. And the rest of the pics are the other Penny I have that show strong Dublin and God We Trust Liberty and the date but anyways Good night! 1982 D Small Date 3.0 grams #2 1982 D Small Date 3.1 grams Copper. FYI I have one in zinc too. View attachment 920477

 

Those are large date.

 

Yepper large date. I've also seen someone trolling here before that said "dublin" instead of doubling before. Please just stop!

 

Language and a common theme of seeing impossible things on a coin fits a very familiar pattern of previous troll posters.

I guess someone fired up a new user name to have some fun with us this weekend.

I’m sure a mod will tell me they know for certain that it absolutely can’t be a previous poster. I guess IP masking doesn’t exist in this alternate universe.

 

Aren't you cool! You have a total of three cents. Woo Hoo your rich.
Seriously @Keith Iwan Oldin bowles you are only making more of a fool of yourself. Please move on!

 

Dublin is a large city in Ireland. Doubling is something found on some error coins. Quite different.

 

Stop picking on the new guy. (cough, cough).
Yes they made the 1982 in copper and zinc. I can't see anything in your photos
and my eyesight is excellent.
As for the "clash", it has been explained by one of the leading expert errors in the world as pareidolia. This is when you see images or patterns that aren't really there. Like when you see clouds that look like animals, or whatever. Often on coins there are marks, or strikes or stains that appear to be something, but it's just metal that has been struck and moved around. I don't see any wheat stalks on your coin,
but someone could have taken a wheatie and squeezed it onto your coin with a pair of pliers. Instead of looking for the rarest possible outcome, you should first try to think of the most likely reason how and why your coin was damaged.
If your expert say your coin is a mint error, then I am wrong and good luck to you.

 

Is it really picking when the New Guy is the instigator?

 

For example, Popes Leo IX and Clemens IX

 

Ask the professional you find that agrees with you , how much he will offer on the spot in cash and best wishes. Jim