I never licked stamps Chris. I just used a sponge to wet the stamp. And for my collection, all stamps needed to have perfect glue. Even a popped...
I looked again but it still looks like lamination issues and not Die cracks. I do not see. My areas that are raised. I will add that that white...
It's quite amusing that anyone can post a thread and tell me what my response is before I've read their thread. That my friends takes arrogance...
As stated by a 30 plus years of collecting and studying errors it's called Die deterioration or a worn die. Definitely not Longacre doubling.
Stick around if you have a desire to learn and it takes time do don't get frustrated with negative answers or anything else. It's all part of the...
Just a die filled with grease or debris. It's common, even on older coins. It is neat and I for one would save it just because but that's me.
Sounds about right but U gave up stamp collecting when they switched to self adhesive stamps. They took the fun out of collecting.
Common die chips.
Worthless doubling
I for one, can not argue with logic nor can I disagree with an honest evaluation.
Welcome to CT. This looks like it was struck from a worn die.
Welcome to CT. The coin looks worn from circulation so the numbers are wearing into the rim. Very common.
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