His store. http://stores.ebay.com/busybeavercoins?rmvSB=true
Sorry. The images are not helping you tell what you are seeing.
You won't learn anything if you don't stop with the insults. You got an honest and correct answer from the start.
I agree, strike doubling.
The obverse just looks like rolling machine damage. I don't know what is going on with the reverse.
Great example for the young kids on the site.
You probably want to remove that image.
Plated 43. Fake. 50K if it were real.
I would love to see some better images of the coin. It has a polished look but I like the doubling.
If it's fun, go for it. That's why most of us are here. You may never know what caused some things but it's fun to guess.
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This is called die rotation. It would need to be 90 degrees or more to matter. Keep on looking.
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There is no plating on this year of cent. The coin took a hit from something, another coin, a drone, who knows. The mint mark is smashed.
Fakes could be made with the same marks.
Check out this link. http://www.error-ref.com/repunched-mintmark/
Not really.
Somewhere between AU and 63. The images need to be in better focus.
High relief.
It's cool to play off of any date that is shown on the coin. The Commemoratives make it fun. They may show several dates.
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