I want to know more.
It is your thread one at a time though, so you can specify what your are seeing or questioning. If you could weigh your 87 to the closest tenth...
Update on Variety Vista it says that DDR-003 is silver, and checking die stage B. Which are the only pics it has. It looks to be the same die.
I am trying to go through this but am still a little confused. Wddr-003 is a proof, what I cannot find is whether or not it is silver or nickel....
I here ya, Machine doubling can happen anywhere on the coin. Some times have zero rime or rhythm. The variety is doubled on the die, and cannot...
The O in one is doubled on the wrong side, and as perfect as md can be. Any and all doubling on the coin doesn't have notching or split serifs,...
@Mickey161 ? It only would help if you did your homework and looked at more than the EPU. Good luck in your search's.
What is MS64.
The doubling is wrong. What you have there is MD or strike doubling. The doubling has to match in full what you see on Variety Vista.
Here are the before. It wasn't terrible but more than distracting. The only thing I did was soak it in distilled water and use a thorn and plastic...
It looks like an interior die break, or cud times two. I think I see three die cracks going to the rim. One from the area in question one going...
I had originally thought that there were some rubs top of head and same area rev. looks like a finger print. The area in question looks like it...
Had to look up what a Modius with corn ears was, and I agree.
It took me quite a while to ID this one.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] When I got it, there was some corrosion on both obv and rev. I believe I have got it...
A little about filled dies. Most commonly they are called grease filled for a quick answer. Filled dies I am sure have parts that are grease but...
That's a great point @SuperDave , I enjoy looking up Varietys, and most likely jump the gun instead of the OP doing the research to further his...
It looks like DDO-004. Nice find!http://varietyvista.com/01b%20LC%20Doubled%20Dies%20Vol%202/1972SDDO004.htm
This isn't an RPM, it is very common on Zinc cents to have split plate doubling near the mm. The formation of the possible 3 is bubbles in between...
Pics would help.
Looks like a well circulated quarter with some PMD.
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