The first collector I met told me to never forget the third side, it reflects more about a coin than one would suspect.
I was wondering the same thing. I could see some bored employees throwing cent planchets at the machine trying to shoot the gap. LOL
Hard to say maybe a Military encampment, It looks like a hammered token, maybe a board soldier with a bunch of 50 caliber lead shot balls. forget...
I am sure you would find a lot more examples doing a search here, than just about any other place on the internet.
Didn't even notice, my computer has been giving me fits lately. It won't let me edit it. Here is the reverse. [ATTACH]
We did our take on a southern style omelet this morning. Cook about a third of a pnd bacon per omelet. We used a cherry smoked thick cut bacon....
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Did he ever grade get it graded or authenticated?
Linear plating blister.
I could go either way, My initial thought is the same as Chris's
Use the overlays I posted above. They should help, minus any slight rotation of your coin.
Your are absolutely acting like a fool, with these two coins. Even if you did have some knowledge about errors, these two threads you have created...
Since we can't see the DDO. @dwhiz Here is the link. http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%202/1982PDDO001.htm
#545 and .9999 silver so I am excited to see it change even more in the next couple of years. Right now just hanging out in a coin cabinet.
How long ago was the listing on Heritage? I would imagine getting it into a holder with the variety listed. Would surely increase it's price to a...
Coneca says it would be around $75. I really wouldn't have any other guesstimate. None of the dealers around me want to deal with DDO/DDR's.
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Depends an what part of the country he lives.
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