:D I found this Grease Filled Die, I guess, Quarter with the DOLL missing in DOLLAR on Reverse. Found it on vacation in North Carolina.
If this is machine doubling, how come it has notching?
I'm using a digital microscope by Carson I have it set to increased magnification. It won't magnify any more than that. It gets blury if I...
Notching in the Top of the first E and notching in the bottom of the second E.
Better Pics More Pics. Definately notching at the top of the E. This is wierd, it almost looks like I see a tripple strike in the B and E. I've...
These are as clear as I can get. I cleaned my lense and propped the coin at an angle with paper and this is the best I can get.:smile
One more picture or the first E in Elizabeth First E. Looks like it is notched at top, middle, and bottom.
When I look at this coin, the letters on top are shifted down from the letters behind. I also think I see notching in the E of Elizabeth. It...
More Pictures Here are more pics of the coin if you are interested.
The difference I see on my coin is that my quarter does not have the depressed middle section between the two lines. Instead, it is the same...
Alan Herbert Book The picture is on page 190 in the Seventh Edition. The description is on page 189. Here is Alan Herbert's Struck in the Rim...
I think it might be an incomplete straight clip after further review This error looks more like an incomplete straight clip instead of a Struck...
More Pictures Here are more pictures.
Is this mechanical doubling or is it something better. I see doubling on the IN GOD WE TRUST, especially in the IN and T of Trust and the O of...
Yes, I found it in my 2008 Red Book. Didn't think to look in there yet, but that is it. Thanks. Well that makes my second "Doubled Die" error...
Yes, on the left side at the top of the T. Look at the E's in Five Cents. Look at the N. There is separation marks in the N. Heck there are...
I believe I found my first Hub Doubling. I found it on a 1939 Nickel I found in grocery store change in Texas. I can see separation marks on the...
Additional picture:rollling:
Its the only one I have. Found it in Bank Roll change. You have to target the ones you want and go search.
These two John Adams dollars have the same exact die crack and were found in the same new bank roll I got from a local bank.:goofer:
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