This was in a collection I bought, from an estate sale a year ago. Is this some form of lamination? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
What Caused this?[ATTACH] [ATTACH]I can see the 1 and 9 in the hollowed out portion.
I live in Denver thats all I see. I have probably looked at a couple thousand or more 83-89 d cents. I do know what you are talking about. Lets...
The first I might agree. The second has separation lines and a tilt. Neither has a burst in the plating. or ( splayed open) thanks for the input...
@tomfiggy
He must be collecting his thoughts. Just waiting for someone to call his name.
Are you speaking of both coins or just the first?
@ theshoegazer I rarely get any foreign coins either. If I do they are Canadian. i Live in Colorado. the same goes for Philadelphia coins....
I only have a cell phone to work with. Wish I could get clearer pics.
The first I cannot identify. It looks a lot like the second pic. Maybe a lds[ATTACH] The D below is rpm 3 -copper coins[ATTACH]
let me see if I can get a better pic.
I guess i deleted RPM. Between the mass amount struck and the plating issues. The RPMs are hard to find.
If it gets over 5 variety's for the issue, How many progressions does it take?
I have seen those before. check either cudsoncoins or Doubledies .com
The T in lib. is what caught my eye.[ATTACH] Turns out it was just a pretty coin.[ATTACH]
Thats interesting. The shiny copper says Pmd. Welcome to CT.
Nice shoot a pic when you get it back.
These have proven to be a hard find.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]taken with my 80$ cell phone. I have been searching these for 3 1/2 years. probably...
Dont take any negative posts, to heart. The pics would be cool to see even if they are cast.
Au58
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