Yeah! It's not that he doesn't believe you. He doesn't believe anyone! Chris
I'm no expert, but the denticles seem too uneven to be indicative of a proof and the rims don't look all that square to me. But, what the hey, I'm...
You didn't need to start a new thread. You could have just added a post to the original thread. I'm not trying to be difficult. I just want you to...
That is machine doubling! Do us a favor and stick to coin sites when you want to learn about numismatics. Thai cooking is not on the menu, here....
Gee, if I want to learn about Thai cooking or how to build a deck, it is an okay place. Maybe that is why you don't understand anything about true...
........and that worst case scenario would be that a coin was ground away to almost nothing. Let's be realistic! Chris
I see neither hub doubling nor any evidence of it being double-struck. Spruce.com? Never heard of it! Chris
Worst case scenario is that they will be worth melt value. Chris
Most people shy away from grading just one-half of a coin. Chris
Machine doubling, strike doubling, mechanical doubling and ejection doubling are terms that can be used meaning the same thing. Chris
I don't see any doubling at all. Chris
But! But! But! But paddy, the bumper on my Ford has the exact same dent as the one on my Chevy. Chris
I'm not irritated........just sayin'! Chris
Worn = circulated = this coin = 25c Chris
@Broncoholic You should read the forums more often. Chris
Flat and shelf-like = machine doubling If you're reading books like "Strike It Rich With Pocket Change", you need to stop. If you don't believe...
I don't see any hub doubling. Chris
@LincolnLover2369 Comparing the weight of the two just by holding them in your hand won't do. Do you have a scale that can weigh them in grams to...
Paddy, you could not have explained it any better. I just hope that he understands. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood! It looks like someone tried to hammer another nickel into the reverse of your coin. I wouldn't consider this...
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