I don’t have access to TV channels so I just watch a DVD movie when I’m in the mood.
You did good.
That sir is one very nice coin. You should be proud to own that. Congratulations. :)
You do good work but where do you find the time?
After seeing Jeff’s answer and staring as best as I can I do see a slight difference.
Looks normal to me.
That’s quite different. I like it.
Grease or other debris prevented the E from showing correctly. It’s very common.
I can’t help you with the variety but I’d sure enjoy seeing a photo of your coin.
Not at all. It’s caused by a very worn die.
Welcome to CT.
Not the VDB coin. If it was it would stand out and you’d know it. Welcome to CT.
I’ve never seen that on any coin. Can you please provide photos?
I’m not a person that likes holes in coins but I agree with Expat.
I have no idea until I see the entire coin.
Very nice rim to rim die crack.
No it’s not.
Most doubling is caused by worn dies on zinc cents and that is not a true doubled die.
We need to see the entire coin on both sides, not a close up of a small area.
To one exercise caution and skip on this coin.
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