NDD or No Doubt Damaged
It's damaged. Someone beat the edge with a spoon.
It took a hit so it's damaged.
That's it! Regular old damaged. We see a lot of coins with this type of circular damage. Very common.
Just tired dies and the design is flawed in that area, maybe I should say weak. You can still see the progression of the growing crack from both...
Liberty has grown thin and frail overvthe lady 100 years. It's a shame!
The circular on the obverse is damage from a coin rolling machine.
Die cracks are common and don't bring any extra money but when you find them it's neat to keep them. It's better when you can show a progression...
It would only bring a premium to a collector of dated notes. The history is a good selling point but don't expect to get rich. This is also a...
Looks like a die crack. Very common but neat to find. Can you post photos of all of them to show the progression in the crack. Thank you. Welcome...
Not what the seller thinks it is. It's time to act like Kramer: [ATTACH]
Not an error but circulation and the environment like Paddy said. Welcome to CT.
Not even close. There can be no broken steps. Only the top step looks unbroken.
It's better than worthless doubling.
NVD, No Value Doubling
Yes it's damaged.
Welcome to CT. It's known as NVD or No Value Doubling.
It's like a MS-69 coin.
I'm very pleased! :)
No way, but thanks for the offer. This is the pride and joy of my collection. lol
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