Your third, fifth and sixth images are examples of die deterioration doubling. The fifth image shows another indication of die deterioration...
I think the first image is machine doubling. If it was die deterioration doubling, the deterioration would be going the other way -- towards the...
It's a large date. Keep looking.
If they fit into your collection, you should keep them. Some collectors/hoarders keep all copper cents. You have to decide for yourself what to...
They are all large dates. 1 was minted in Denver and the other 2 were minted in Philadelphia. What information were you looking for?
I agree. Your coin is very appealing. I find it interesting that it does not display the denomination. If you hadn't said it was a dime, I...
No 2018 coins in southwestern PA, but 2017 P cents are plentiful. 3 out of 4 cents I get in change are 2017 P.
Notice how different the portraits were on the 1958 Philadelphia and Denver mint dies were? [ATTACH]
I forgot that you said that in the OP. Sorry to make you repeat yourself. Denver or Philly?
Absent any other evidence on the surface of the coin, the most likely scenario is that the planchet was improperly annealled (resulting in an...
@RonSanderson That's a nice upgrade!
I didn't know that. I don't know much about Morgan dollars. I learned something today.
Why are new people allowed to post here, if not to learn? We all probably started out knowing next to nothing, or less. We asked questions. We...
This is all true. I just want to add that the deteriorated die forces the metal outward towards the rim. Hope this helps.
Is very difficult to see in this pic, but it could be any of the situations you mentioned. Can you see any die polishing lines? Would this area...
What is this cleaning pencil you speak of? Got any pics?
I think it's a goiter. It's a nice one, too.
The value of your coin depends on its condition. You should start your own thread and post clear images of the obverse and reverse in the What's...
That was bad ass . . . and hilarious!
VF20. Nice pictures.
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