yup, likely a ground recovery
vertigo? The coin is dizzy?
It may look to be a doubled die reverse, but it isn't
Technical term: Spare change
I just stopped by for a minute. Remind me and I'll answer about a week or so
Years ago I went to a local pawn/coin shop -- where the owner 'knew everything about coins' So, I picked up a Lincoln, 1909 S in F condition...
spend it, quick
Take it out of holder retake the picture
the ANA
it must have recently dropped
punt
it's been spooned
the dime is just damage
clearly none had full steps
spend it-- damage
my personal opinion? Double struck with less pressure. If a DDO, then there would be more 'doubling' of the legend etc. No way they could have...
metal detecting
countermarks
Die erosion, no added value
nope
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