Your last name Story? If so, I know you.
I can't imagine anyone hating this coin to do this: [IMG]
Here is what I'm seeing on your coin KurtS [IMG]
Looks like machine doubling. Note the step down and the mint mark size is reduced.
No coin dealer. Just addicted to coins like you.
Can you see if there is glue on the edges of the copper plating? I just wondered what they used to get it to peel off?
Sorry to say, probably not. Just nice to know what they are is often priceless.
Looks like a peel downward from the mint mark.
Most of those are from coppercoins site. I put them together sometime back to show the different from a doubled dies and a normal coins date devices.
Looks like a piece of plating that was pulled of another coin's reverse? I can see it is mirrored from the ONE CENT that is backwards. Never seen...
Looks like a die chip in that area. It is not rough, so it may have struck a few coins after the chip came off the die.
Glare is not your friend on taking images on BU/Proof coins. We need images that show this close and no glare. [IMG]
It looks normal to me. Here is the difference between a normal cent and a doubled die obverse: [IMG]
Looks like a homeless dime. (Spend sometime outside.) If it were missing the copper layer, the silver color would not be showing through on the...
I also see a cud. But I believe it is a collar clash on the opposite side. A twofer on this coin. What does the reverse look like on this one...
Bryant: I'm glad you pointed that out with the second image. I would have thought it was just an image. But now I see why you did and it is great.
I often find I can see something on my scope, but can't get an image. Then I figure out it was too minor.
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I think it is a dryer coin. Note the rim reeds are flattened. the faces are pretty marred. But what I find interesting is that the machine...
That might be coin contact on the top right of the shield. Note how the line is level and flow upward on the right side at the top of the point of...
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