Looks like there was a collar problem but I really can't tell from that picture for sure.
Thanks for taking the time to share.
I thought I remembered the other one you had but couldn't find it.
thank you
The picture is too grainy to see any details or lack thereof. Can a clearer one be posted?
Dropped number? I don't think so.
Interesting looking coin. Got any close-ups?
The doubling appears to be in different areas similar to a deteriorated die, not a doubled die. (see arrows in red) [ATTACH] Here's a picture of...
Don't have that edition. But what number are they giving it? I can look it from that.
Don't see anything, just wear. With over 118 million made the dies were for sure to show signs of die deterioration.
It doesn't compare to any RPM's I've seen.
Could be a defect on the die. Dents, small gouge or even corrosion of the zinc.
You might want to compare it to the 1952D-1MM-019. Check the markers.
Is that a bit of corrsion to the right of the mintmark?
Actually I can see the faint 'G' and 'F' if zoomed in on it. Of course if I look long enough I'll see an elephant there also. [ATTACH]
Well thanks for asking questions here on CoinTalk anyway. Sorry if the answer was not to your liking.
Well I guess I'm all messed up this morning.
Well I guess I don't know what you are asking if anything at all. Maybe a full sentence will help. Or is the last comment some kind of joke?
The first coin doesn't look like a struck thru. Usually it won't take out all the detail such as the star. The other looks like a struck thru....
Pennsylvania.
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