I would say a source such as "ask.com" is less than credible. Search completed ebay listings and sold auctions to see what the highest price one...
The change of your font indicates you copy-pasted the answer... :P
Great southern coins, IMO, are not trustworthy. Not that they don't deliver the items, but the photos have been greatly manipulated in pretty much...
I'm not sure what the point of lying about something like this would be...
Mark, you should probably start a new thread instead of posting on someone else's.
That doubled die is a proof coin. Yours is not. Sorry to say this one is also not a doubled die. Please don't take offense if I say I think you...
Yeah sorry, I'm still going to say no to this one. In order for it to be a certain doubled die, it needs to look EXACTLY like the one listed...
Hey if the S/O likes it, you KNOW it's a good coin. :D
Does my shrunken nickel count? :) [Img]
Found in a roll of cents! [ATTACH]
Yep, the seller was understanding. I asked for better pictures and he sent them to me. Still waiting on the refund, but I'll give him a day or so.
I'm no expert on British coins, but maybe a die clash?
I fail to see the doubling on the crosslet of the 4 on your coin. I don't think it's 003, or any DDO for that matter. Do you have pics of LIBERTY?
Sorry, definitely mechanical doubling. Flat and shelf-like; no notching.
I believe so.
It appears to be a plating disturbance. If you check out a lot of cents 1986 and 1987, you will see a similar effect on LIBERTY.
I'm not immediately seeing anything out of the ordinary...
Can't see the photos.
Drink up, cazka. ;) Style of the letters in UNITED, and die cracks in that area were common 1982-1984, and I just got the vibe it was an 83. :)
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