He’s referring to the spelling, not the coin. It’s doubled die, not double die.
Minted by a worn die so the doubling you see is not the kind you want to find.
All damage or PMD, post mint damage as what caused that occurred after it left the mint. Probably in a parking lot. Welcome to CT.
Only if it’s the Orioles. :)
An over polished die, a strike through or a grease filled die would do it.
That coin is almost the same as the background. Hurts my eyes to look at it.
I think it looks like a zinc cent so than would be the best curved blisters I’ve ever seen for plating bubbles.
Only worth one cent. I can still see the FG but they are weak.
Minted by a worn die but that’s a rim cud.
I’ve done well at many LCS over the years but the best I’ve every done was an online only auction.
Just remember the age of the paper used in CSA Notes. And those notes tend to be thinner than any other notes I know of.
Just be careful if you do anything @Kelly Langford
We live about 1 hour apart. Mail should take 2 days at best, Lancaster to Harrisburg processing plants. I’ll let you know as both of these plants...
Not worth the cost or the time do to so.
Don’t mention any names or personal I formation. If you do this just states the facts that you can support and your findings. I hit reply once...
Don’t mention any names or personal I formation. If you do this just states the facts that you can support and your findings.
Same here. There are numerous reputable dealers, in person or online, that I can conduct business with.
Looks flat and shelf like so MD.
I do wish you the best.
It’s a LMC and not worth your time to investigate any further.
Separate names with a comma.
