Yep! I saw one like this 17+ years ago. Chris
It doesn't look like a blank. From the view of the edge, it doesn't look like it was punched cleanly from a sheet. Also, I don't see any evidence...
This is just one of several for this date/mintmark. They aren't really hard to find if you're looking for them. [ATTACH] The way you composed...
If I recall, the use of a hand punch for the mintmark was discontinued in 1990. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong.) If the mint punch...
Maybe, just maybe, that is one of the reasons why we have a function called "Edit". Chris
Gee! Why didn't I think of that? DOH!!!!!!!! So, what were the six obverse images for? Oh, I get it! So, you would be sure to know that he was...
The life of the die has nothing to do with an RPM. An employee with a hangover who wielded the mintmark punch would! Chris
A coin missing a clad layer would look more like this.......... [ATTACH] Chris
I thought that PCGS used a clean room for their lunches. Chris
Die deterioration usually radiates from the center of the coin toward the rim because that is how the metal flows when it is struck. The lines you...
Unfortunately, there is a time period after which the "Edit" function disappears. Perhaps Doug @GDJMSP can delete it for you. Chris
First, welcome to the neighborhood @Ron Varner ! It's not a good idea to post your e-mail address in an open forum. Since Mike has already...
I say that you should spend it, as well. I'm not laughing! Chris
I don't see anything! Chris
Spend it! Chris
The parallel lines you see are the result of die deterioration. I don't see anything else. Don't let your imagination get the best of you. Chris
Planchet flaw? Maybe @Fred Weinberg would know. Chris
I don't see any doubling at all. Have you searched these forums for 1969S DDO? Chris
I don't see anything that would cause it to be worth more than 5c. Chris
It could be a strikethrough, but with the blurry photo, I wouldn't want to stake my life on it. If you're thinking of buying it, ask the seller...
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