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  1. BadThad
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    is this my first double die?

    I see no doubling, just a plain old, worn out cent. The correct term is DOUBLED DIE.
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 20, 2012 in forum: What's it Worth
  2. BadThad
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    Two State Quarter Errors

    Georgia - Common MAD, not even close to looking like broadstrike. Kansas - Grease filled die, common and generally undesirable unless significant...
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 20, 2012 in forum: What's it Worth
  3. BadThad
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    Questionable Authenticity = Fake? (PCGS)

    Sorry to hear about this.....you take some great pictures!
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 20, 2012 in forum: Coin Chat
  4. BadThad
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    Post your Lincolns!

    The S is all wrong, definately a fake.
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 19, 2012 in forum: US Coins Forum
  5. BadThad
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    Shadowing. From the die or just machine junk? Or does it depend?

    The correct term for this is DDD (Die Deterioration Doubling), it is common and considered damage, not an error or variety.
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 18, 2012 in forum: Error Coins
  6. BadThad
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    Is this a Double Die?

    The correct nomenclature is doubED die since hub doubling usually only occurs on single die (obverse or reverse) used to strike a coin.
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 18, 2012 in forum: Error Coins
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    Key Dates for Business Strike Memorial Cents

    I completely forgot about it. LOL
    Post by: BadThad, Jun 17, 2012 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1956-D Lincoln Cent

    I'm not exactly sure how to attribute this coin. It looks like and OC and a MAD, the reverse is not really OC but it's elongated. How would you...
    Thread by: BadThad, Jun 17, 2012, 10 replies, in forum: Error Coins
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