Love it!
I read a bit of an article today about a find of silver in some ancient crustaceans. No clue yet, still being investigated.
Beautiful clash!
I apolgize Eddie. This is from the web. Doubled die is a term in numismatics used to refer to a duplication of design elements on a working die...
It seems quality control is an issue with this happening. I can't image these things slipping through all the time like they do w/o someone...
That's it.
Yes, does appear to be a new variety as I'm not finding it on Brians Variety Coins either and there are already 49 currently listed. Congrats and...
Too bad about the damage but I think you have a DDR as I found the same one and I believe it is consistent with other DDR's in the same area. I...
I'm not so sure about Feeder Finger on this. I found the same coin and it very much looks like a doubled die. I can't be certain, so I say this...
Centrax, also known as Centrax Limited is an engineering company based in Devon in the power generation industry making generating sets with...
Sheesh. There was no question about the coin just the photo. What's so hard about this question?
The bottom of the "D" is missing. Likely a debris filled die.
The rim looks pretty torn up by some event and I suspect what you see is displaced metal from the rim damage. No error I can see. JMHO.
Die dents?
What you are seeing in the fields (background) could be feeder finger scrapes.
Yes to a die chip.
Poor condition Joy but still collectible just for the history behind these. These were used during a major coin shortage in our country for a...
I have not been to the Mint's site. They actually sold out on the Mint set? Wow!
Maybe exposure to a fire? That blackness looks like soot.
Not as common as a chip or crack. Nice find IMHO. Not rare or very valuable but nice anyways.
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