I’ve never heard of that. There are OMMs (D/S or S/D as examples, but there are others). The mint marks were hand punched into the working dies...
I found it here: http://cuds-on-coins.com/
Let me try again. [ATTACH]
It looks a lot like this.
Those are terrific. The third from the last is a pre cud. Can you post both sides of if? It may be listed.
It’s MD. http://www.error-ref.com/?s=Incused+
I would love for someone to explain to me how a master hub (20th century using the Janvier reduction lathe) can produce a doubled die? Is there...
I assumed the op was referring to the working hub. Unfortunately, hub and die are commonly interchanged here. Wish I had a buck for every time I...
Looks like a worn die strike. You can see flow lines in the fields. JMHO
Generally, no. Master hubs are used to make many working dies. With that said, there may be an instance where a master hub is used on a small...
Wonderful piece of history. Thanks for sharing!
Nice find. Spiked head!
It’s damaged as already stated. It’s also not a FS-101.
X2! By the way it’s a 1989-D;)
No added value. NAV
They are flow lines. http://www.error-ref.com/radial-flow-lines/
DDD, die deterioration doubling. That coin was struck from worn dies. http://doubleddie.com/144843.html
Beautiful lamination! It looks it might have have taken a strike @ 2:30. Very nice :)! I’m digging out some of my stuff. Will post it soon. Keep...
This appears to be mechanical damage. The reverse has the center relief somewhat present and the reeded edge is obviously worn indicating a tilted...
That looks interesting. Hard to anything definitive from your pictures. Please post full, cropped, and correctly oriented pictures of both the...
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