I have one similar to that was identified as late stage capped die.
Wow, I took a lot of heat for using plastic tweezers to hold a coin on this forum. Next time I'll use Q Tips.
Yea, I didn't think it was worth anything. Just another cool coin for the error collection.
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Agree. It appears to be incused and looks like it pushed some metal up on the edge of the scratch.
Never mind. Just got it
I have no idea what this means. Please explain.
Wow! That's really nice. As far as value, I'll leave it up to the experts.
If it had tritium...... now they're on to something.
I agree with Dougmeister. I'm not seeing the 3, and the doubling has a very shelf like appearance.
Very Nice. Thank you for your service.
Now that I think about it, that would show on the letter wouldn't it?
I'm wondering if maybe it could be something like a copper shaving that fell on to the planchet before striking, and it was pressed into the coin.
Wow! great find.
What's everyone's opinion on this. Is this struck thru something or is this a plating bubble? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Haha. I wonder how many people know what that is.
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I'm a bit confused by this whole thread. Yes, that's a cent. No, it's not a dot cent.
I'm not sure what this is,but nice find!
It's called a doubled die....hmmm I think I've heard that somewhere. Any idea where I heard this Paddy?
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