Judging by the description, there are 4 possibilities that I can think of: a) die break b) damage c) scammer d) dirt/crud Vote now! :p
definitely a scratch.
Entry post: 2004 - D broadstruck dime, as I don't have any broadstrikes yet. :) Thank you for doing all these prize drawings!
2009 is an anniversary of Abraham Lincoln, and there are a few varieties of these coins. The colors is something called toning. Can happen...
I'm going to go with the D. It looks wrong
I think its damage. Looks like a scratch
Environmental damage can change the orientation of the letters?
wow. I'd agree, that grade is way off. You should do a GTG to throw people off haha. But sometimes, grading companies will have tons of coins to...
Its a worn, damaged zincoln. If you ever have a question about doubled dies or RPM's, go to varietyvista and go to the section on shield cents and...
Over polished die?
umm... Pamr, are you able to see what you are looking at in those photos? They are very blurry. And what are you even looking at?
All of this is damage... No die cracks, those are huge scratches. I don't see a cud anywhere either.
I think I might see it... On the first picture. On the top left corners of the letters. And you're right, they are much thicker.
The possible doubling is in the shadow side and it's harder to see. Try to take another photo of liberty with the shadow to the other direction.
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Are you going to send it in to get attributed? I would. That's a really nice clash! (though, pictures are pretty blurry)
You cant post coins and ask if theres anything on them without looking at them first. You have to know what an RPM is and what a double die is...
How much are these going for? This looks like something I would like to get. Design looks great!
Took me a while, but here I am at 1000 posts. Took over 2 years. So today, I wanted to share with you some of my favorite coins in my collection....
Looks like it would fit right in with the damaged coins on etsy. Though this is an actual error.
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