My youngest just turned 11, Can't wait for the grandkids, they tell the best stories.
@shilines how about posting a photo that isn't blury. I see two imposed photos, not a doubled die. If it is, it is the best thing since sliced bread.
I had the pleasure of growing up living 2 doors from my Grandpa, He was a WW2 vet, It was mandatory, growing up, to hit him in the stomach as hard...
I am only wondering if the strike was weak, or if the maker couldn't produce a hard enough die to accomplish the task. It really has some...
It is damage to the 3
I agree cuds are definately collectible. die chips are found on every day coinage. Their is a difference between a die chip and a retained cud...
Has some corrosion but not a wrong planchet.
Looking over DIA right now the planes are in a holding pattern waiting for your go ahead. :D
Hey, Willie did you make a post about the 68S no S? You are saying that a dealer took the real one and gave you a circulated Business strike?
That's really interesting I'd a bought it. The messed with area has an interesting tone. What does the third side look like?
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NO, it is not a doubled die, nor worth collecting, worth one cent! This is ridiculous!
Maybe you should let him photo the coin. I in all respects agree with @beef1020
@1953 are you mbarrcoins?
MMM! Beer! Nice!
A coin in that condition is best for spending. There isn't enough meat on the bone to attribute. PMD at best.
I see an extremely late die state coin that has been abused in circulation. If there is any kind of doubling on the coin it is from die...
Fantastic Taler Zohar. Talers have always been on my list as an addition. Maybe one day!
I think it was struck with early dies, the only photo that has any resemblance is the 3rd side, that only means that there was a strong collar...
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