Welcome to Coin Talk. I can't see any doubling on your quarter. Perhaps you you post a clear closeup of the area where you see the doubling.
I deleted my post as I just noticed you already noted "...1867 without rays; proof only". Wishing you a successful, enjoyable, hunt.
Thank you @PeteB for posting this. If it helps anyone that wants to read it, I use Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and it translate the entire text...
I have two questions. 1) Were these certificates given along with each coin sold by the US Mint? 2) Was this COA being offered for sale...
I have so much respect for you, and all numismatic authors. Your works enlighten all of us. Many thanks. :)
It helps if you could tell us where you see the doubled die. You can check these sites: http://www.varietyvista.com/09b%20WQ%20Vol%202/index.htm...
Welcome to Coin Talk. It's not a rare coin. Since it belonged to your mom it has more value the way it is.
Will it hurt the coin to soak it in warm water and a drop of dishwashing soap? Rinse with clean water. Just don't scrub it or wipe it dry
Entry Post. Thank you @dwhiz for your generosity and the contest. [ATTACH]
Pardon my ignorance, but what is PnG?
There's no Large Date/Small Date variety for 2006. As @Pickin and Grinin said, it's damaged. Not a 2 next to the D mint mark.
Photos please.
Some will disagree but IMO there's no greater love than that of a mother. :)
@Randy Segura :wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky::wacky:
In the past I had one member on my ignore list. After a few weeks I figured there could be something to learn from that person, so I removed him...
@Santinidollar. Two beauties!
Clearer, sharper photos of all the lettering by the OP would help to determine exactly what he has. The only thing that I saw that matched with...
That's some awesome error.
@Randy Segura. Welcome to Coin Talk. In your first post on this site you claimed to have three close AM Lincoln Cents but never showed photos....
@Mjam808. Welcome to Coin Talk. I should've said it on my first post but better late than never. :)
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