I like the toning on the first one, it looks like they both have been fingerprinted.
Strike doubling (MD), see how the MM is doubled in the same way. Then look @paddys pics off a true DDO-001. The MM isn't doubled. This was because...
Looks like the 8 took a hit. PMD
Circulation, and some PMD.
Just the way the die was made.
Unbelievable Pick! WOW is all I can say!
Nice errors Paddy.
@James Bertocki Don't delete your posts! The OP was looking to get insight to their coin. The community would be glad to help you out in your own...
These are collectible to some, They are a good reference to a latter die state, you might get a few bucks out of them. Cool die crack!
I think this is what we would call High jacking a thread. Start you own unique thread. This one belongs to @MEHodges
Die state refers to the life of the die. From first strike to final strike. Early die state. mid die state and late die state. As the die gets...
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This happens when there is either a mechanical issue, or, when the copper plating is thin. By the way, it happens most on the MM
# 1 is allways a good reference. Shut! Number 2 is pretty convincing itself looks like @stldanceartist avatar.
I am sure I have seen that die state on Ct this week.
They are unique, an estate sale find?
Not even an XF?
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Them are purdy!
Weak strike, planchet defect. I missed that Thread.
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