Nice coin! Thanks, Bill
Hi All, There is no doubt that it is the residue of an adhesive of some kind. On a different subject, are you tool lady or too lady. I knew a...
I agree, the rot is distorting whatever the number is so whether a '90 or '94, it doesn't matter. Thanks, Bill
Hi, Definitely post-mint damage. The numbers were added with punches. Thanks, Bill
That's a normal , and known, damaged mint mark punch that was used. We see that punch used from 1969 to around 1974.
It is actually easy to see that there is no die doubling. It is machine doubling.
Neither the 1995 or 1996 were genuine. I still check them all though.
If you are talking about that little thingy inside the lower loop. It's nothing. It is a relatively normal punch with a typical mint mark punch...
These little pictures are killing this part of the forums. I can't tell much from the pictures. Even if it is a doubled die there isn't enough...
There are no dies for a reverse of a Jefferson nickel that ever had the word MOSTICELLO on it. The coin is victimized by damage and the movement...
Hi, I can't see what you are trying to show as the picture is too small. Thanks, Bill
Hi, There's a bunch of stuff happening with the coin. First...It's not a doubled die. Next, there are major effects of die deterioration...
Welcome back! Good Luck in your new Home:-) Have Fun, Bill PS: get that big table set up and Happy Hunting!
The lettering is all normal, just beat up. There are major effects of this coin having been struck by worn dies which will effect the lettering...
I still haven't seen JC's link to Mike's post where he supposedly states that machine doubling is an error and is not a part of the normal minting...
I would like to see a better picture of the D perhaps at different angles. It looks more like machine doubling on the D from the picture provided...
Hi, I just can't tell from the image. Sorry, Bill
I examined this coin in one of my photo-programs and I have no doubt that it is one where the plating was improperly applied to the strip from...
Except for coins sold at the Mint, there is no such thing as a Mint wrapped roll anymore. Coins are all wrapped by private companies that are...
Actually, Ziggy has it right. This coin exhibits plate shift doubling. the type of doubling that JC is trying to explain is the result of the...
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