What you see is a worn out Die, It is full of Die scratches, polishing and also die deterioration doubling.
Usually the halo coming from the devices, will give it a details grade. Long time pocket rub can do this also.
So, are you just posting Photos. @tony esposito. By the way, if you want to use the correct terminology. They are called interior die breaks, A...
So, I think for the most part I have seen some strike doubling, die deterioration doubling, a few minor die cracks, some plating bubbles, etc....
With out a doubt, not an error coin, as Tommy said. Those plating bubble can be like looking for images in the clouds.
Very nice!
It should be only a grading prop.
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Yeah, I like the die state
I don't disagree with the principles, In fact, only had to see him once in middle school. It was all I needed, he set a 3/8" thick 3' long ruler...
I I'd a bought it.
It may be a planchet defect, but shouldn't be a reason to not get a slab. I have a few in great shape. I think zinc showing from the strike, is...
just saying that I don't just buy for my collection, I buy some just to hold on to. Why not if you can afford for the market to come to you.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Call it what you will, I will update the photos to full size, just not tonight.
This thread is for posting your lincolns, you should start your own thread talking about what you found, I am sure that the responses you get,...
Not nessasarily, if you don't have to sell, then 410$ is good money. No, matter how long the hold was.
Your right! worked with a woman named Mo, and she was from Texas.
You can believe everything you read on that there inter web, but I wouldn't if I were you.
Well, its not a Doubled Die.
The R does fancy the look.
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