sorry Rick , to me this looks like the wrong type doubling to be worth anything. notice how it is flattened down on the field of the coin. maybe...
This looks to be a small die chip .
this is a lamination error like others have said , it is quite common in the silver alloy war nickels
you can always paint it red LOL
both places looks like the remnants of a die clash
tommy when a die is worn out all of the coins it strikes will look the same way. this still does not make them worth anything.
this post makes no sense , first you disagree with me then go and agree with me. we have been thru this same discussion many times and you should...
I agree with you Larry , the coins with minor doubling should not be listed as a doubled die. I have always argued this.
I would say yes
Tommy not all MD has shelfing . what about die detoration ? some of the dies wears out and creates what looks almost exactly like a doubled die...
someone has ground this one down to dime size so it could be used as a dime in vending machines. at one time a dime was worth quite a bit.
the die somehow got a scratch on it , this would be about impossible to say for sure what scratched the die IMO.
Rick this looks like it may be a doubled ear to me , you may want to let Potter take a look at it. It even looks like the top of the ear may also...
looks more like MD
yes it is part of a clashed die , the dies have been ground and polished to remove most of the clash marks.
looks like it may be eaten away by acid
definately not the 83 DDR #1 I learned these coins the hard way back in 1983 . I had enough of them for right at a million dollars worth , i...
eddio this is fairely common , if you look thru rolls of new quarters you should be able to find plenty of them.
something has hit the coin and damaged it .
this may be a fake and could be why you got it so cheap. check it with a magnet and if it sticks to the magnet it's fake. some of the newer fakes...
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