It's not a doubled die. It does not appear to be ANY error of any sort. It looks like it was plated after it left the mint, meaning it suffers...
Looks more like a misaligned die error to me, which is fairly common...can we see a shot of the whole coin?
Your coin does not resemble a doubled die...I would suggest reading up on die variety sites such as coppercoins.com, doubleddie.com, error-ref.com...
Nope, the coin just looks like it has been plated or otherwise damaged post-mint.
That coin is a nice triple repunched mintmark, a D/D/D. It listed as coppercoins.com 1957D-1MM-002. Here is the reference page....
The thing about doubled dies and repunched mintmarks is that there are likely tens of thousands of them. On coppercoins.com alone, a site...
All the coins you have posted thus far in the thread show mechanical doubling and have little to no numismatic value.
I'll be 69 by then...I'll try to remember your username. :D
You would be in your 50s in 2063? So you're 9 years old right now? Carry the hobby with you throughout your whole life, and I'll see you on...
I've eased up on my purchasing. I probably spend 50-75 per month on coins on average.
Sorry to hear about that, but perhaps your frustrations are better expressed somewhere other than on a family-friendly coin forum...
You may have posted a simple question, but an all-caps response to someone just trying to help? Then labeling their suggestions as "FAIL"? Not...
Beautiful coins in this thread! Ok, maybe my post isn't a coin, but I shot this pic of the sunset the other night... :) (San Francisco, looking...
Unanimous consensus by many die variety veterans from the LCR was "abraded RDV-006 initials".
VG10. Nice coin. :)
Yes it is! Nice solid XF-40 grade. You don't hear me complaining...:D
The dates (comparing 1989 to 1992) wouldn't matter, as both of them under normal circumstances would have the same reverse design (RDV-006). Plus,...
GSC has been known to alter the pictures of their coins in order to make them visually more appealing than they are in-hand. The way they light...
Right, and it is an older coin that can be had in higher grades for a relatively cheap price. When you have a nice, mint-state Morgan Dollar from...
Beautiful capped dime! What's the grade?
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