MD or Mechanical Doubling. NVD or No Value Doubling. Welcome to CT.
Looks like the coin took a hit in that area so that is considered damaged. Welcome to CT.
You're more than welcome. I was surprised at the rate of progression that you have found for the same error. It's a minor error as you well know...
Once upon a time, I better not go there.
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The Dime was blocked by grease and/or debris. This is a common occurrence. You can see the left and right sides of the missing I. Welcome to CT.
Not a SMS but it is a normal business strike.
I'm with Tommy. Let's get our priorities straight. :)
They are novelty Cents. I think it's great that you have all 50 of them. :) Welcome to CT.
I saw a coin like this once before a long time ago and it was not PMD.
Would someone please explain why I would be interested in a commemorative that looks like the original? I'll put my money on old, worn and...
I have never seen a clip with that sharp of a curve. Looks like some, like it's been notched out.
As an antique collector and dealer I go with the belief that if it was made then someone collects it.
I've used this one before but it's a good time again. [ATTACH]
That's a great collection! Thanks for sharing.
One could argue but I won't. ;)
Not a good thing to do but that's just my opinion.
It's a very nice example of the 200th anniversary of the nation. There are lots of these out there so not much value over the face of the bill.
I'll pass at $4320 but I would have been in the running at $4300, not!
It's common and worth face value.
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