I sold most of my extras in my antique shop. Did pretty good on them too.
Try using a lighter background.
It’s MD. This is my 1972 Doubled Die. I don’t have a D mint mark that’s doubled. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks like a worn die to me but does it make a difference?
If you just bought the coin I’d leave as is. You can always remove it later. If your unsure about removing it yourself, go to your local jeweler.
It’s a beautiful coin but I don’t like the commemorative coins. Glad you do. If you would like me to give you lesions on how to stop buying them...
Probably.
Best not to tempt fate.
Well that typo of mine was a blast! :woot:
I also agree with you John but the price was right. I felt the darker areas were recovering the low areas that were polished. At any rate it looks...
It fills the hole in my circulation folder. :)
NGC may have put BENT on the label but bent is damaged. Bent is bent but not damaged? You totally misunderstood what they are saying.
MD is for Mechanical Doubling DDD is for Die Detonation Doubling Both are only worth the face value of the coin and considered worthless doubling.
You can try but the cost of submitting and resubmitting is cost prohibitive in my option.
I think it misses the FS description. Here’s one of my War Nickels that is graded by PCGS as a MS-65 with the FS designation. You can use it for...
The reverse has been smoothed after it left the mint. I agree with @Coins4Eli on this. It was normal back then to smooth one side of the coin,...
Here’s one of latest Morgan’s, an 1894-S. It’s one of the tougher ones to find. It looks good in my folder. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
There is a world of difference between a doubled die and doubling caused by a worn die.
I did forget that so thanks. I was concentrated on his being new and searching for errors. You know what that’s like. :)
Don’t go by what sellers on eBay call it. The same goes for uTube.
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