I just found this illustration [ATTACH] and a visual helps me a lot more than an explanation without any visuals. This is a good example for me to...
It's clear that I can't tell the difference in the doubling. From machine doubling to a true doubled die. I have to study up on this more. Thank...
Darn it :(
It is beat up from circulation but at least I found a doubled die finally, or I hope I did.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Reverse hole[ATTACH] [ATTACH] PMD? A gouge? If it is something other than pmd, what caused this?
I got this in change [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I'm sorry for the delay. I hate to admit this but I posted the wrong photo. The dime in this photo is the one I intended to post originally.
I'll get better pictures.
Is this a collar die clash?[ATTACH]
Ok. Thank you
do you collect these damaged coins
Is mine worth getting graded?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] different angle maybe you can tell from one of these photos @Bill in Burl
Raised
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]also one on his nose I didn't mark
Same here.
Yes, I saw that on the news. So sad
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I'm a little late to see this but this comment made my morning!!! Too funny! :hilarious:
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