For some reason the doubled eye variety is tough for me to spot. This sure looks like it to me. Let us know once you have it in hand.
Another PCGS MS-66 Nickel. This is a 1945-D. Not quite a full step coin but close. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Then if what you say (laminations on copper coated zinc cents are impossible) then this would be damaged before being coated. You can see zinc there.
The difference I see is in the three examples you posted referring to the three stages, they go all the way through the rim to the edge of the...
They are difficult to get and pricy. Anyone can get some of the later dates in junk silver but most of those date are worn off. This is my best...
Very common and worth no extra. The die had grease or debris in that area.
Your coin has a case of zinc rot. Over time it will get worse.
I’ve read a number of your threads, even responded to a few. Without phones it’s all guess work. Please attach photos to all your threads in the...
The lines on the zinc that is showing go in a different direction than the lines on the coin itself. I can take my knife and make a zinc coin look...
A small 2? Never hear of it. Photos please.
Not in my book. It’s a $10.00 note.
I wouldn’t call that a cud. I would call it a lamination. A cud is formed when a piece of the die breaks along the rim and the minting process...
I have no idea what you mean. You need to post full size photos of both sides.
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