I think that it is a combo of the copper plate and a later die stage. I haven't seen any of these in hand so I don't fully know, I just know that...
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My last one that I made it thru was a mixed dump of late 70's and early 80's Lincolns. I still have 3 unfinished 60's-70's bags.
Looks like the dies were slightly tilted. I wouldn't say blurry.
NAh, just a little history from the 250th birthday. I would gladly add a bit of that history to my collection, I don't have the money.
I believe that haze is a later die stage.
Thats a small lamination on the back feathers of the eagle.
Please forgive me my editing program is still Windows old school. It's on the fritz. Here is the Peace, [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
79 has light early clash, the balcony of the Monticello is the reason for the disturbance at the lips and chin.
These two showed up today in Pocket change. I knew the 56 was clean and unadulterated. The 79D surprised me. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
So many scribbles. I have a home for that one if the toning profile adds to the details. Close to the same details. This is the coin I bought for...
I was unable to find a match to the doubling on VAMworld. There are quite a few die pairings that fall into the top 100, all of them have...
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Very rare to nearly impossible for the inspector of the line to miss the clad layer on both sides, can it happen? Yes, what is the weight?
Your gonna have a bit of a hard time because of the wear and cleaning done to the coin. Many die markers are probably gone by this point. Good...
Pretty easy to see on the bottom of TED. [IMG]
There isn't any machine doubling on the coin the doubling is in the dies, If it were machine doubling then the doubling couldn't be used as die...
It looks a lot like this one Pleasant William. 1878-P VAM-14.3 - VAMWorld
Thanks for the reference @willieboyd2
[ATTACH] [ATTACH]I am a bit illiterate when it comes to Indian coins.
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