Certainly looks like a die crack to me.
Looks like die 1. Congrats! Probably a $20-25 dollar coin if you put it up on ebay.
I think you guys are confusing die rotation with an off-center strike. I will post what I think the OP means in a minute. EDIT: Ok, here is mine....
Looks like the ear took a light hit IMO.
Those are struck-thru grease or dirt errors, where dirt or grease gets stuck in the die. They usually don't command a premium, if any, so not...
Damaged, as previously mentioned.
Die crack.
I would agree with that assessment.
Not a die crack, appears to either be an errant die gouge or a plating blister. Keep up the hunt!
Not seeing an RPM here...sorry.
I think there is too much die wear/damage to really tell if it is an RPM or not. My gut feeling would be no.
There is good information on the authenticity of clipped planchets here: http://error-ref.com/_Curved_clips_.html.
Hi all, Decided to post a doubled die today instead of an RPM. Here is a nice modern doubled die, one that I hope makes it into the next...
I am not an error expert but I would concur with PMD.
Simply looks like a pink/purple stain. EDIT: with the new pics, I would guess a science experiment. Not sure, though.
I'm going to open this up and say anyone with an RPM from the same date can post one, that way we can get a nice little collection of RPMs...
Hi all, Just posting another RPM. I will try to post one every day or so, in a little "RPM miniseries". :biggrin: Here is a favorite find of...
If you have seen the coin, what do you think its grade is?
I'll be posting a few varieties in the next few days...:)
There seems to be a slight split on the top, but it may be damage. Keep up the hunt!
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