Makes a lot more sense now......
And the top of "AMERICA" on the cent you posted appears much less distorted then the rest of the coin... Couldn't that be the case here?
Because weighting the piece would determine that what your saying is false. Whatever your trying to start with me is going to get you nowhere......
Mike, What do you make of the starburst pattern in the fields? Is that also a product of the thin planchet?
ANACS probably mint stated the coin knowing them... tho I would say 58
Hey fish? Just for fun do you have a scale or some way to weigh the the dime on the top?
Hey, I will be the first one to admit when I make a mistake. But in this case, you are mistaken. I'm not gonna let you ruin another thread by...
Did some research.. apparently they are still on the zincers... I thought they were changing the planchets compositions... but I don't keep up on...
Gold investing for newbies... hmmmm If you see the company your buying from on TV or they cold call you.... RUN!!!! I hear horror stories ALL...
It's obvious that you have not handled many off metal coins... You look at a lot of pictures that's for sure tho. The coins you posted are genuine...
Sometimes when they roll the strips out before blanking they don't get them to the right thickness... and if a coin is blanked out of this thicker...
I agree with Conder %100. I don't see any indication that this piece is struck on any other planchet besides the one it was intended for...
#1 is die deterioration and the mark is post mint. #2 is a slightly misaligned die.
hard pics to judge from... it looks like it is mint state...
I agree with the previous statement and I know a lot of people who have paid a lot more tuition then you did... :)
nice find!!
struck on a split planchet
You know i went back through this thread and re read it for fun.... and i think that our little troll friend is slowly losing his mind throughout...
Funny......for some reason I thought that might be your answer... I smell something stinky jazz... and i think your full of it... :hail::hail::hail:
Ok, lets get this straight.... you posted a coin you thought was an improperly annealed planchet... and have been told its a dug up coin... many...
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