Looks a little like FDR on the dime.
I didn't think they run the green and the black at the same time. But since they are both part of the "third printing" it's confusing.
The struck feeder finger, I can appreciate, more than the nails which are struck which I don't believe are accidental.
The mint mark on the SBA is on the bottom center left between the hair and shoulder. [ATTACH]
While it looks better in the last photo in the holder than the OP, I thought these areas with metal missing would have lowered the grade. [ATTACH]
Is that a fingerprint on the right obverse field? Then it could be feeder finger, fingerprint.
Of course I don't know, but I wonder if the green ink was bleached, and they didn't know, or couldn't take out the black ink without it being...
I thought both seals were part of the 3rd printing, along with serial numbers. Yes I understand 1 is green and 1 is black. Here is a photo with...
They didn't miss it at "the factory". A photo and it's not on a dime planchet if it is the same size as the other pennies.
Still waiting on the 1965 silver dime, and 1991 3.11 gram cent, other thread. Strums fingers in the bunker.
He didn't engrave the die. He made the design.
If it is remaining gold plating it's still damage. Modern clad quarters don't tone this way, this color or this pattern.
Drop it in acetone. Maybe the stain will go away. Then you can spend it.
In the small date the 2 is very delicately formed. In the large date it looks just like this -----> 2. The 8 is a bit more of a snowman shape in...
A stain is not missing partial plating. Here is a photo of missing partial plating, compare it to yours. Can you see the color difference? As for...
Very nice, let's see a reverse photo of the 1916 and the wheatie obverse.
Week 2 Michael in the bunker. Well we are down to TP rationing. 2 squares folded and scrunched, then 2 squares slightly damp from the faucet, and...
Well definitely through 1965 and I believe a little into 1966. But he claims it is a 1965 on a silver planchet. Possible, but unlikely.
Coin 9 is a Philly, it doesn't matter what it weighs. Coin 4 weighs 2.5 grams.
This is a 10 year old thread, but it is around 100% your coin is just a penny. Post a photo. When they put the VDB on the obverse at the bottom of...
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