His coin shows a very common example of a coin with die deterioration doubling effenting the 3. As mentioned, it is not a doubled die.
Hi, Extremely common and without value. Also , this coin shows effects of extreme die deterioration. (Fancy for being struck by worn dies)...
Nice coin but No DDO...sorry:-( Bill O'
Can I see a Picture of the coin's reverse? Thanks, Bill
No...it's machine doubling as well as die deterioration doubling. Thanks, Bill
Treashunt is right on the money. The o/cc looks like it has a chance. The rest is imagination.
It's hard to tell anything when the picture of the date area is that small.
It's a clashed die. When the dies clash, design elements can transfer from one die to another. The orientation of the clash will be upside down...
Answer to original question is ....No:-)
I'm amazed that people are still responding to this thread:-) I haven't poked in here in about two weeks and this guy is still pulling chains:-)...
Looks good to me too:-)
It will likely be one of the plated coins that was sold on TV and elsewhere. The weight indicates that as well.
Could be struck on one piece of the nickel portion of the copper- nickel clad composition after it separated from a planchet. The quarters struck...
It's plated, probably nickel or chrome. Either would stick to a magnet. It was done outside the mint and is technically a damaged coin....
Struck by a deteriorated die. If it is golden in color, it was lightly plated or toned. The doubled look you see is the effect of the worn die....
Since there is no A that size on a Wheat Ears cent, it can't be a dropped letter.
There is also something we call environmental damage going on with the coin. That's the spotting that you see on the coin. The mint mark shows...
It's gonna be machine doubling, I see it all the time on SBA dollars. Thanks, Bill
Michelle, if you can barely see it in the pictures, then we can't see it:-) Try for better shots.
post mint...there are scratches in the first picture that probably happened as a result of the same damage. The copper comes from the edge and...
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