Hey guys. Usually I dont have too much trouble in identifying RPMs, but this one’s stumped me. Merely due to the massive amount of RPMs on the...
It does in fact appear to be a doubled die, though that is in relation to US coins. I dont know how Canada mints their coins differently than the...
Wow nice, and nice price.
Yeah I've seen that one! Pretty major. CONECA it seems only lists the truly major ones.
They're clad!
Title pretty much says it all. I believe it is die scrapes because non-interferance with the T in ONE CENT. Then again Id just doubled check...
No prob. I wonder if ai either got the wrong variety (maybe its FS-902 (FS-002.95) and DDO or RPD?) or if he’s asleep!
I got it. 1868 Reverse of 68 FS-902 (FS-002.96) Stage III.
I completely agree and feel @Orfew quite clearly overreacted. Though I don't want to arise conflict in his thread.
Exactly what he said. Everyone collects what they like.
I enjoy these reviews and how they show to beginning collectors that the TV shows aren't usually very honest. I am annoyed constantly with these...
Though it's unfortunate about them losing their jobs, I am highly against the,.
Improper setup. So if someone at the mint doesn't tighten the die in place all the way, it can move.
It is legal to own and sell as a known counterfeit on both sides. In fact most contemporary counterfeits sell for a lot more than the coins before...
I want to begin with ancients too and will eventually make a similar post asking how to start particularly in my historical interests. For any...
It's in the name. When the die is rotated during striking the image is rotated. Very nice modern rotated die, my most modern is on a 1978 Italian...
PCGS and NGC have set lists of which varieties they will attribute. They will not always attribute doubled dies, particularly foreign.
I think they do, I believe that is part of how after strike partial missing clads form.
Well all I know is it's a reverse of 68.
So I believe Machine Doubling not Doubled Die.
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