Nice lam. Looks like the 4 took a hit. Keep up the hunt!
The dies were constantly over-used in the 1950s, pretty much until they broke.
Those are good shots, however, you want to cut down on the "highlight" areas. I'm talking about the areas of Lincoln's forehead and hair. Try a...
The ear took a hit. It is damage, not a doubled die. Keep up the hunt!
Ah, so THAT'S where I left it...:D
I agree with Jody on both counts. Die breaks and clash on the first coin, minor lamination error on the second. I don't see a doubled die. Keep up...
Doubledieking...not a single coin you have posted so far has been a doubled die. That alone should tell you somethng. Whether it is more research...
I see no DDO.
Clogged die and over-polished are 2 different things. I believe this is what you call a "clogged die". There was some grease stuck in the die, and...
Nice, looks like a struck-through grease error. Keep up the hunt!
A doubled die that strong would show on at least the beard as well. Just look at die 1. Doubled ear, beard, and bow tie...you would see strong...
The ear took a hit. This is a common spot for damage for some reason. It is not a doubled die. Keep up the hunt!
Not a doubled die, sorry. I think what you are seeing is just the result of plating blisters.
What memorial bays?:scratch:
Adjusted the white balance...is this a better shot? [IMG]
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I'm 19, and consider myself well-versed in the minting process. Age doesn't always play a factor in how much someone knows... FACT: Displaced...
A die is doubled during the hubbing process. You'll end up with a working die that is doubled. Then, a mintmark is added to the working die as the...
I would still like to hear your explanation for why and how this happened at the mint. Tip: saying damage can't cause what you are seeing is not a...
It can't be 001. Mintmark is not in the right position. You need to learn that mintmark position is a key marker for doubled dies. If the MM is...
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