Where do you see the doubling?
A great example of a jail Cent. It's caused by a die clash. Spend a little time and research clashes. Welcome to CT.
Forget the cam. I'm happy with the variety.
Thanks Randy! Thanks Mike!
Just look at the O mintmark. You should see a small line running from left to right in the middle of the O.
I choose hippy Abe as no one had hair that long in the mid 1860's.
It's been damaged, damaged and damaged some more.
Looks normal to me as well.
It's zinc but it looks normal to me.
It's this the hippy Abe variety?
I purchased this in late January but never posted it. There are several Die varieties for this and I believe my is one of the common ones. Enjoy!...
I understand. Lol
You're welcome
Not that I've ever seen or heard about.
Just ask one of your many grandchildren for some help. Lol
Naughty! Naughty! Lol
Just teasing you! Half Dollars are not circulation coins. For the most part they are made for circulation but for that much wear to occur they had...
I second that!
That's a fine response to my comment, of which I am very serious. Your coin does show signs of doubling but the doubling is normal and common....
NAV or no added value doubling. Caused by a worn die.
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