Yes this is hard to see on the photos but it's the best I can do with my cell. Graded by PCGS as an MS-65 with Full Bands. It's the DDR and a RPM...
It's just a one year Variety coin I believe.
The Doubling you see was caused by a worn die. Very common but only worth face value.
A minor die clash.
PMD
Definitely MD
MS-63, no FBL and Bugs Bunny variety.
I'm not seeing it at all. If that's all you see is just a form of a worn die.
To me it looks like the coin was struck by an older die and of course it's been circulated.
The person that buys this is more insane than the person that developed it.
See what I mean. :)
A beautiful coin! Remember, coins are graded by wear not how they are found. Someone could have broken a roll they had never been opened before,...
That's a a beautiful coin!
To me, and I mean no offense, is that you have $.26 cents. It's good to look at everything and question what you don't understand. And you are...
I'm not seeing a clash at all but I do see a dime that has taken an acid bath. Definitely damaged. Welcome to CT.
Like I said, I wish the obverse looked like the reverse.
I purchased this in 2012, 8 years ago and I just opened the box. A very nice looking coin. I think it would have graded higher if the obverse...
Bestbyo check it out before spending it. There are many types of doubling that are only worth face value.
Only worth face value. The doubling is NAV or no added value doubling. It's very common on Zinc Cents.
Definitely damaged after it left the mint. Welcome to CT.
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