Right. I know the one in the image isn't and is just zinc-coated steel.
Ok. Last time. Please don't misconstrue my tone here as I am genuinely trying to say this politely and am honestly not trying to be sarcastic in...
I guess I am not being clear. I know and understand everything you said. I know the difference between PMD and non-PMD. I was asking if you would...
Notice the rim on the grey one is copper colored. It is copper
Right. But I am asking do you like error coins that are "damaged" (gouged, scratched, clipped, etc.) during the minting process. I mean a scratch...
Now that makes sense. One matches up with the other. Notice you can see the incused face of Lincoln. You don't have that on the OP's specimen....
I see your point on that. But how the raised vertical base of the E shows over the divot still seems to not explain it.
Well, the header on the image posted did say "silver" 1943 steel cent. I honestly thought I was on task here. But now I see where I should have...
[ATTACH] Then why is the vertical part of the E still showing over the crater? Wouldn't you see the reverse image of that vertical line on the...
https://sullivannumismatics.com/coin/pcgs-1c-1943-s-wheat-cent-silver-dime-planchet-au-50-0...
Post both sides. And hit "full image" when posting photos
Those normally sell in AU for about $5,000. The buyer is a fool but can't blame the seller.
Looks like a retained lamination chunk that came off, swung to the left as if on a door hinge, and then was struck by the dies. (notice the "E" in...
The only graffiti I would accept would be: 1) A trial piece from the Mint where they used a marker or etcher to mark their notes about the trial...
Right. I was just asking if you felt the same about error coins "damaged" during the minting process (not PMD). See, for the non-errors I...
I agree. Now, what about error coins that were struck on a damaged blank before they left the Mint?
I guess it is a cupped broadstrike? (That's what I meant to say, not die cap)
At what point is it considered die capped?
I know! Broadstruck dimes don't stretch out nearly as large yet splt very often.
For me, I like errors when they are a bit more dramatic. Hope I didn't offend
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