I'm not completely sure how all this works but I remember reading somewhere that All master dies, including those used in the Mint's numismatics...
That's crazy. That '89 looks like a high 9.
I'd look into what the value of an off metal strike is first.
Humm, makes you want to think it's a die chip not a class 8. Interesting to look at. Maybe larger photo's will help.
A die crack would be above the surface on a coin, so would a bubble under the plating.
It's not. Keep looking :thumb:
The last picture is of a 1990 D. We're talking a whole different ball game there.
I think Treashunt has it, a nickel planchet.
It's showing signs of DDD.
Probably that way from a weak strike.
Not an expert but it looks like MDD to me. What year is that Roosevelt?
Looks post mint. Elizabeth is in the normal position.
I would call it a 'glowing personality' that would make it worth thousands or even a million!
Wouldn't it be cool if this was a small date as well. Also on most clips the Blakesley effect is noticed opposite the clip, I don't see it.
I'm not saying it isn't a clip, I just can't see it clear enough. Pictures of different angles of the clip and the area opposite the clip....
It is a planchet. Now whether it's a clipped planchet I can't tell from your picture.
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Ok, you had me puzzled. Earlier in this post you said you were going to try a scanner but that was after you already posted the pictures on the...
I'd like to see it also. Picture please.
Who lists that as a RPM-002? I need to see this. Thanks
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