Which I think.... solves the riddle... it is consistent with the rest of the brockage that it is where it is!
@cpm9ball The plot thickens.... I ran with your idea.... I sorted out there is a difference between the Lyon and the Strausbourg mints obverse of...
because it is not an A, look closely, it is not an A. Hair details to the right (side of what appears as the A) may make it look like an A, but...
Also recall Chris.... you are seeing this in "negative" as this is a broackage....
Hi Chris Thanks for taking a look. Yes, I too am confused... I was guessing it was the right hand part of the U in LOUIS..... maybe there is more...
I am less sure they got it right..... Recall how badly they botched the other flip over strike I showed you earlier this morning? Questions remain...
Here you are.[ATTACH]
Sure looks like it is.... check the rest of the roll or get more rolls from where ever you got that one from!
the possible clip.... [ATTACH]
here is the coin with no errors..... though a different mint.. the "D" mint is Lyon, where BB is Strasbourg [ATTACH]
Oh, sorry, the other question I have is.... Do you think the coin also has a clip? Double or triple struck Flip Over Broackage Clip A very busy...
This coin is a French 12 D from 1792. It is clearly a flip over strike with broackage. My question is trying to understand the number of strikes...
Ok, I will try, but the reason I would start a new thread is it is a different topic... I just kind of got sidetracked on this one...
Thanks.... I will try to get better ones... you know I need a better camera! If I can, I will start a new thread.
It could be from a car driving over it in a parking lot. The rims in that case are doing just what they were meant to do. Keep the face of the...
@Fred Weinberg One other thing while I have your attention, this is one of the coolest errors I have. I think it is actually triple struck and...
@Fred Weinberg Thanks, that is what I thought. I submitted it to NGC saying it was but they said it was not. To me, the guy must have been on...
this what a correct one looks like [ATTACH]
@Fred Weinberg I will just ask my question here. Do you think this coin is 1) Not a mint error 2) Restruck or struck twice 3) a flip over double...
@Fred Weinberg I can fit a second CT half penny perfectly into the one at 6 oclock. I can post a pic of that if you would like. Also, I asked...
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