Wow! Alright! I wonder what people have to say about that...o_O
Squeezing 2 coins together does not necessarily mean that one coins transferred actual material to the other, it may only have transferred the...
The coin has been damaged. It didn't leave the mint like that.
What? The mint makes "fakes"?
No.
Up until 1990 mintmarks were hand-punched into the dies, so you will see varying positions from coin go coin.
Polish doubling would not leave a set of secondary raised details like you see. I'm fairly certain it isn't a doubled die. One that major would...
But saying it is a double strike is incorrect terminology. They are 2 differently occurring anomalies, and if it were a double strike, we wouldn't...
Rick, what are you talking about? The coin referred to by the other user in this thread was a 1955 doubled die...
There's also one or two from either 1941 or 1944...
Possible die chips and die deterioration. Pretty common.
You still haven't responded to the facts that: 1) No extra metal is added to the coin when it is struck, and 2) If it is an error (which it is...
Yes, if you have 2 coins stuck together, the details from one coin can remain on the glue, and that glue can remain stuck on another coin. It...
We aren't joking, there isn't a way that the coin could have come from the mint like that. Dip it in acetone for a little bit and the glue should...
It looks like some sort of glue or epoxy stuck to the coin and not an error IMO, sorry...
I didn't get the coin yet, but I'll be sure to let you know what it's like once I do. :)
Jello, pictures don't seem to be showing up in your post. The coin I got looks nice, I would think high AU but then again it is very difficult to...
Kentucky colonial, PCGS VF-35... :) [ATTACH]
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Thanks, I thought the price was pretty fair for this one, even though 1838 is one of the most common years for the higher grade stuff for some reason.
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