I would guess the top right. Am I to late to win the prize? :eat:
:thumb: Nice find and :hail: welcome to the forum.
:hail: Welcome to the forum Noodleloaf. Boy I'd like to know the origin of that username.
Other then it being out of normal rotation a bit, it looks like a good clash.
So I still say that the coin is a 1982 large date copper plated zinc Lincoln cent with the usual problems of corrosion associated with the two...
Everything else was taken.
So now that you heard from us, what is your final word about the description of this coin?
:rolling:Jazz it's time for your meds now. A Die Chip is like taking a hammer and knocking a chip out of a concrete slab. A die crack/break is...
For those of you that think they are not coins and you call yourself a coin collector, I guess you'll just have to send them to me. I think they...
Yeah, that's what I was talking about.
Well said ziggy9
I look forward to the results.
Seems I asked that question before. I think it's polishing, those would be the raised portions of the die. I await the answer.
Nice collection CoinKeeper, thanks for sharing.
machine doulbing not doubled die. How does your picture look like the one I provided?
:confused::confused::computer: What? Only kidding. I know there's a language barrier here.
That looks like a die break/chip and it's on the reverse.
I think that it is actually a large date 1982 copper plated zinc cent.
jazzcoins; the cherrypicker's guide says the doubling can be found in mint sets on the date, LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST. They call it a variety.
It's jello's coin we're looking at this time foundinrolls.
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