Probably someone turned in these rolls and they were getting put back into circulation. There maybe some varieties in these rolls. You might want...
Our cat looks like this one, but not as aggressive.[IMG]
I'm addicted to Lincoln Cents. But I also like the Mercury dimes, Buffalo nickels, standing quarters. These were the ones we look forward to...
I'm surprised they don't make a soft border to put around a slab to protect it like they do cell phones. A bust half I owned years ago and sold...
Looks like a lamination from what I can see.
PMD. Note the strength of the devices near the area in question? They should have faded in that area. [IMG]
I've been busy the last couple of days... http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/coop49/Banging_head_against_the_Wall.gif
Those lines behind Lady Liberty are die scratches. They should not affect the grade. But the contact marks are the real grade droppers. I still...
Well the last two images are the same. They are two sizes of the same image. Note the freckles on the two images!
Your coin is a 1968-P (The "P" mint marks on the dimes didn't start till 1980) The 1968-S is a Proof dime. You dime is a business strike dime. Sorry
CONECA lists two for this year. A rotated one 001 and a South 002. You might check out "Variety Vista." They have the free down load for Jefferson...
Looks like the coin is toning. The gold, red and blue areas. The dies are in the LDS/VLDS causing the devices to have flow lines toward the rim....
You don't see the difference? Measure from the same spot from the top of the ear to the bottom of the lobe. Use a pen and note the different...
Markers only mean something if the hub doubling is present. If the hub doubling is not present, then it can't be from the same die.
Just common when the dies wear out.
Here is a side by side with a DDO-001 and your image: [IMG]
Melt.
Sorry I saw the 1983 and didn't realize it was a 1993 till after I posted. But the principle applies though.
Is that area below ONE showing any gray? If so it is split plating. Die deterioration also shows as flowing to the rims. you see it often on the...
Correct. The "M" is centered and not to the left.
Separate names with a comma.
