1963-D Roosevelt Fork tail Rare?????

1963-D Roosevelt Dime Fork tail Rare?????

the cherry picker guide only list this die variety as a Philly coin. so is a Denver one rare ?

 

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I'm sorry jello i'v'e never heard of that term before clue me in on what a fork TAIL is please maybe i will learn something.

Jazzcoins joe

 

Fork Tail is where the split in the serif is very noticeable, unlike the example in the op's coin. At least I don't see it.

 

I found a picture of what I meant.

 

thanks Rock dude because i never really heard that term before Wow i learned somethink today cool is this the area in red you mean as the split?

jazzcoins joe

 

Seem like you have something else on the reverse. Can be a die clash, o double die.

 

Carlos,

Your coin shows nothing unusual.

Thanks,
Bill

 

It's jello's coin we're looking at this time foundinrolls.

 

jazzcoins; the cherrypicker's guide says the doubling can be found in mint sets on the date, LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST. They call it a variety.

 

Hi,

I realize that and there is nothing on his (jello's) coin. The picture you used is the same a the one jazzcoins used.

 

Between the torch's south end, and the D of DIME sure there's something unusual, also the rounded inn of the Mint mark is not normal. Between the E and P of E PLURIBUS, there's 1 dot o two dots? Thank

 

Thanks Rockdude forktail was something I didn't know as well regards Harry​

 

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What you are seeing Carlos are scratches from the plastic coin case.

There is doubling on the coin yes ,but it appears to be die deterioration doubling on the profile and on the E and P of E PLURIBUS UNIUM and nothing of significance.


Jazzcoins joe

 

it is here around the middle tip of the 3

 

Jello,

The coin is normal....You are pointing out something that is normal.....for a 1963 D dime. There is no die doubling. It's time to let it go and just put the coin in a 2X2 and store it away.

One of the toughest things to convince someone of is the normalcy of the things they are looking at when they magnify something to 50X its original size. Little specs, dots, movement of metal, you name it...it's normal. Normal means not unusual....

Thanks,
Bill

 

Very nice!

 

FIR I thing your wroung on this one

Here some better pictures that show the fork & motto w/doubling

 

Hi,

Two forms of doubling with no value on the same coin.

1) Machine doubling
2) That's what a 3 looks like on a normal 1963 D dime.

More pictures aren't going to change what is on the coin. There is nothing, zero, nada, unusual or rare about this coin.

Thanks,
Bill

 

machine doulbing not doubled die. How does your picture look like the one I provided?

 

On this one we will have to wait and see what Anacs has to say. I am shipping it soon as I find 2 more coins to be graded.

stay tuned!