Again, same with your other posts....without pictures it's only worth 1 cent
It's worth at least 1 cent. Without pictures though, that's where my estimate will stay.
I've yet to find a rotated coin. But I'm really bad at flipping everything. I certainly don't flip my halves and only flip a few certain dates...
That rotated one is really cool.
I know nothing...BUT my guess is that since the cent is larger than the dime, when it was struck, the black was spread out more making it thinner...
Ouch. Stabbed me right in the heart....:dead::dead:
You always have some cool stuff to share. Thanks!
Hey no worries.
Not a die clash. Your coin has residue on it. Probably glue or something else.
And along the sides of the date too.
All 88's are wide AM. Beyond that I am not 100% sure what you are asking, but I am not seeing anything on your coin that looks out of the ordinary.
That looks more to be an issue with the plating or a lighting artifact than actual doubling.
Also useful: https://coppercoins.com/advsearch.php
No such thing as a dumb question for those willing to learn. Could you specify where you are seeing doubling? Also, have you tried comparing your...
Oh yeah, the roll searchers thread. Ha, that is another one...Can't we all just get along? Lol
I thought it was a simple question and in no way intended for it to be rude (which I still don't think it was).
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1980-d-doubled-die-obverse.315482/ It was flagged already but there ya go...
Seems to be the exact response I got on another thread recently...
...in a locker ONLY. :P
It really is a blessing and a curse to be right all the time :P
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