I agree. What the exact weight of the coin?
How'd we get into how much it costs us to go to the movies? Costs me $8 btw :)
yes but it ensures the quality, value, and actualness of a coin.
Looks like that or either nickel plated and then heated for bronze to form, nickel is ferro-magnetic.
To pass it off as an error.
Yes but lighting can skew that too, it may not be doubled but there may appear to be doubling,.
No it should be rightside up.
Always grade errors with ANACS imo, they are just the best at them.
If this came into me I would give it either a 64 or a 65 depending on surface preservation- beautiful coin. -SC.
Wow! Lucky.
And my personal opinion is machine doubling. Trust me, machine doubling is very close to doubled die. Once I thought I found a 1969-S 1C DDO, but...
You're alright. Stuff like this happens all the time on forums. Once everyone attacked me for posting a silver plated coin on the bullion forum, I...
?How?
If graded by PCGS it could be a $50-$75 coin.
Yes, that is post-mint damage. -SC
I can see fro your pictures it isn't right, it looks like it was replated, how? I am not sure. -SC
I agree with Oldhoopster, you cannot fit a larger planchet into smaller die cavity, it just doesnt work. I recommend you find a nice website or...
I think it was mostly on 80s cents , if you look at even high grades they couldn't keep the coins from bubbling up either, I think it was a result...
Lol! I know in MS63 NGC says its worth $0.50 but 63-66 can change prices drastically. I saw it sell on an auctions for at a site for like 700...
Strange, looks like some metal leaked through, not sure though.
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