Never mind, it looks like bad lighting.
I don't see the top of the stalk in either pic. I do see the 'T' though. What's that at the top of it? MD or DDR?
Great work on those photo's jcuve
You are right, it is different. But it's part of the original design.
Never heard of it either. Did a search and nothing. Kind of tells me it was made up. I see the picture and it was made up. Sorry, hope you...
Well I've got one and nobody else does. It's because you're the only one that can edit your posts. I didn't pay attention to the damage on the...
It looks like it was created by the die, whether it was deteriorated or machine doubling. See arrows. [ATTACH]
It's post mint damage.
Yep, looks like a die chip in the 2.
I would agree that it's not a struck through, something damaged the die.
There is a doubled die listed for the '74 Denver mint half. Is the mark on the eagle's right thigh or the right thigh on the half reverse?
It would be a good idea to check the coin forums that you look at. People will show coins that they stole and list them as their own.
Welcome Belisarius to the forum. It's definitely a error, something like a struck through die cap, mated pair with something else added to that....
Thanks abe.
You're doing the right thing. Sometimes that's what it takes in order to learn. Ask the question, if you don't like the answer do the further...
Nice pictures Mike. Your fist coin looks like the die shifted or whatever it's called, the area around the rim looks different then the others...
QUOTE=jallengomez;720602]Jello, You're normally pretty sane, but edited? Since I stated in the post before yours that I lived near the OP, I...
I would enjoy seeing the pictures. Congrats.
We all know who the snitch is. Here's a definition of snitch; "to steal; take, esp in an underhand way" and that's just what the OP did.
I actually hang onto coins like your 1972, they're good reference coins to compare with others.
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