It could be a struck through but kind of hard to tell from those photo's.
Did get those pics. yet mr hoss?
Not :(
He said he was a coin dealer and wanted to send me a list of what he had. He's used several usernames on this forum and thought he could fool me...
Well now the lurkers know where to look.:) How about a gun safe? That works for me.
It's nice to have a woodie! This effect is caused by the alloy mixture not being mixed correctly, the alloy mixing does not show up until the coin...
Great thread snaz, thanks for sharing.
I went and edited some of my profiles, some wack job (most know who I mean) was wanting my home address for who knows what.
Pictures are a must. Thanks
Thanks, I stared at it too long and thought I saw a 'D' there.
I have this 1952D with an odd looking possible die chip or whatever west of the mintmark. Any ideas as to what it really is? Two pictures with...
Post mint damage, probably on a lathe.
What's the reverse look like? Pic. please.
It would only be a off-center strike if both sides were off-center to the same side. Otherwise it would be a misaligned die. Yours looks...
Sure looks like it. Can't really see the inside of the D very well. Any of the markers match?
Without seeing the coin I would say anywhere from 1c to as much as 90.00 unc.
The lighting will show reflexions that make it look doubled.
Don't forget to add coinartist, Rockcrude and I'm sure there will be more.
This coin is brought up on another site with no results yet. http://coinchat.org/forums/showthread.php?t=349
1/10 Gulder, Netherlands East Indies.
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