From what I can see, and it's not much, it looks as though the doubling you see is DDD or die deteriorating Doubling. You have 2 photos of a...
I bought both of these. I have 2 G. Washington errors but I think they are missing the edge lettering. I just had to have these.
It's minted right side up and the second time is upside down. An M becomes a W. I can't get it on film so that's the best way I can describe it.
Have fun searching!
At least you have some. It's a nice error.
That's a coin struck by damaged dies at the US Mint.
You're getting better at this! Definitely damaged.
Same problem. It barely shows and no way to get a photo of the edge. It's all on the label. Wish they would have given it a grade but at least...
Its just what the label says. It's difficult to see in the slab as it barely shows. Dog gone thst white case. Sorry I couldn't get a photo of it....
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That's why I bought it! I thought it was neat.
Not a bad note, but poor condition. It's a binary note.
I can't blame you! It's an easy way to get sick and easier to get dehydrated. Glad all went well and you did so well.
That's a long hunt in this hot weather. You did great and I'm sure you had fun. I couldn't even hazard a guess on those two items.
Lol You typed that faster than I could load the photos. Lol
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This is a 2008-P SMS James Madison $1.00 obverse struck through. Graded MS-68 by NGC. He was the 5th United States President. The struck through...
I got that one!
Like everything else, this coin thing takes getting use to. You must be willing to learn. Welcome to CT. You should start your own thread.
I'm at a 64 but I can see this as a 65.
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