2000 New Hampshire crimp & repunched mm?

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Chris Rudd, May 4, 2020.

  1. Chris Rudd

    Chris Rudd Member

    Hey guys I was wondering if this would be considered a mint error? And what's all going on with this coin? Thanks
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  3. Kentucky

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    Looks like it took a knife to a gun fight. Post Minting Damage (PMD)
     
  4. Chris Rudd

    Chris Rudd Member

    Then this one took a water gun to a gun fight. Thanks for the information!
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  6. Robert Ransom

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    Looks, to me, like hockey puck damage. Hit the boards too many times.
     
  7. paddyman98

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    It can't be a Repunched Mint Mark because in 2000 they were part of the design and not added on with a punch. I believe 1989 was the last year Mint Marks were hand punched onto the Die.

    The issue is all DEFDAM - Definitely Damaged o_O
     
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  8. Collecting Nut

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  9. Chris Rudd

    Chris Rudd Member

    The issue is all DEFDAM - Definitely Damaged o_O[/QUOTE]

    Is this considered doubled die? And there's some things going on with the mint mark?
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  10. Collecting Nut

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    In that condition it's hard to tell and it wouldn't make any difference anyway. It's just too damaged.
     
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