I'd like to say Japan and prior to 1961 as that is as far as my catalog goes back. And it's not in the catalog. Purely a guess though. If so, then...
As @paddyman98 would say...DEFDAM.
Some cell phones have the ability, if you take a pic, to offer up other photos similar or maybe spot on and lead you to links on it. I don't know...
Maybe real but also DEFDAM..probably come back details-damage. @paddyman98
It's not aluminum, it's steel with a zinc coating.
Agreed with paddy. But if you are talking about the item above the date, it's a plating blister.
I will call out two for their lack of quality on un-slabbed coins. L&C and Coast To Coast will not use the Sheldon system on raw coins. They...
Seems I caught up with this late. I did not see the other wordings.
There is a good write up by John Wexler on the various 1972 doubled dies if you have not seen it. www.doubleddie.com
There was another called 12:01 with Helen Slater. She made for an very pretty Supergirl.
I don't see anything wrong here. It was about the medals, not politics. Lighten up.
I could also recommend Virg Marshall and parrot Dave's Collectible Coins & Rare Coin of New Hampshire, all which are honest. Frank Robinson at FSR...
A subscription to Coin World or Numismatic News can introduce you to a lot of dealers who place ads in those magazines. There's also many...
That's a pretty wide swath for anyone to help out on. Probably get some good responses if you could narrow down your areas of interest.
I've purchased dozens of Proof 69 PCGS ( moderns ) coins for under $5.00. Total cave in for whomever submitted them originally. L&C Coins offers...
She wasn't born until 1860...;) Edit...I take it back...thanks Michael.
Still a album space filler until a better one comes along.
Not a variety but possibly damage. More likely it fell away after it was ejected, if this is a die chip.
If not damage then possibly a detached die chip.
@Jim sullivan I agree with an over used die. Philly is known to use their dies to the bitter end. And zinc cents can show all sorts of anomalies...
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