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Looks like some melted Tootsie Roll on there…and the backwards N shows another coin was stuck to it. You could probably get most of that off with...
MS64…outstanding coin!…imo…Spark
1915 or 1918…but so worn it needs a decent burial…imo…Spark
Not really. Think about it: If it is a die chip (or interior die break), then it is a flaw but a very common flaw. As a flaw it is part of...
No, if only melted, not re-smelted, the metal retains the properties of the alloy. Case in point: After WW2 it was proven that Switzerland...
Honestly, it looks more like die deterioration than RPD. Check Coins and Canada for listings. Nice coin, BTW…has survived well for a 131 yo...
No, not a dryer or machine…more like dropped in a parking lot and run over a multitude of times…imo…Spark
John Wexler’s website: doubleddie.com. So 5 years later someone finally suggested Wexler to you. Go to the site and read everything…imo…Spark...
It is actually mechanical/machine/strike doubling…imo…Spark
You’ve been a member for 5 years plus. You confirm suspected doubling at Wexler or VV. If not listed there you have die deterioration,...
I see high spot flattening on both sides…AU58+…imo…Spark
There exists a previous post of this coin by ARBIE on June 28, a day before this post. That post was in the “Error Coins” forum. This post was...
Current spot $31.52= $126.08. Contact by private message. This item will be awarded to the highest bidder. Spark1951. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] This...
Actually, it looks like it is one of 3 listed at Wexler: WDDO-003, -006 or -008. …imo…Spark
posted in error…removed.
Both are on the fractional…National on the front and American on the back. How do you designate?…Spark
Not FS. it isn’t a MS60, and even though it has 4 complete lines between steps, it has major disturbances in the steps themselves from wear and...
Please provide an in-focus close-up…TY…Spark
Not an actual error. Somebody used the dime as a screwdriver. This is PMD. …imo…Spark
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