Not an error but plain and simple machine doubling.
Even with the poor blurry photo I can see that it is clearly damaged.
A Die chip will give that result. Welcome to CT.
A real unsearched bag of wheats.
MS-63
It's damaged. Spend it before it rots into oblivion.
It's a weak spot on the coin. Add in a worn die and split plate doubling starts occurring. That's what you have.
Another great find Paddy! I told you where all that loose change came from. :smuggrin:
For that date, yes!
It's worth less than a dollar.
Just like certain foods, panic buying so charge whatever and someone will pay it.
Not worth looking at. Highly damaged. Scrubbed to death. What a shame.
Yup, that is a great lamination error!
I'm at 65 on her. She's a beauty.
Being poor one can not afford to buy a n ounce so they buy the 1/10th. It cost just more.
It's worth a buck or less as the bottle is damaged.
Just start or keep looking for one. They are out there. Mine is not slabbed but it's obvious. I don't think it was a bad price either. Just buy it...
You are correct. Heat caused the damage and welcome to CT.
Scrambled again
Thanks but I collect CSA notes and I only buy them from a dealer I know and trust. He has his business and he's a good friend. I have this CSA...
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