1925 Mercury Dime. Die clash?

This thread is high comedy. Thanks guys.

 

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I'm hoping that lady has some faith in the white race, I'm sure she grew up, in some very bad times, when white people weren't so nice !!!

 

I even scare myself, when I look in the mirror

 

What? I fear there is a conspiracy theory going on here. LOL.

 

Did anybody get the error scope magazine this month, after seeing that Indiana state quarter, anything is possible !!

 

Here it is, everyone would of said " PMD "

 

Wow! It's great to put a face with a profile! You are exactly 180 degrees from what I thought. I expected a little old, bald headed guy with glasses. LOL! You look like some of my mountain friends here in South Carolina!

 

In the winter, I'm known as Charles Manson lol !!!

 

What was the error on that Indiana Qtr?

 

I think; this kind of error it's called RAILS. The pictures are not very clear any way. Those kind of marks can be seen in different denominations.

 

They just call it a " Phenomenon "

 

The pictures of the Indiana quarter are very bad, but it does just look like post strike damage. Basically because it appears to involve both the field and relief areas. If something scraped the coin that can happen. But if it was on the dies whatever caused it would have to affect both the fields and go down into the recessed protected areas in the die. That is almost impossible and if it did happen the scrapes in the field of the die would be much deeper.

 

Its already been authentic, its the real deal

 

Can't read your picture other than the headline, so what did they say caused it and who said it?

 

Mike diamond,

Mike diamond help with the article, and he called it a Phenomenon !!

 

I'll write the article out tomorrow, their having a protest at my sons college, so I have to get over there, this country is loosing their minds !!!!

 

Thank Swamp Yankee for bring back that subject. But; I think... they're talking right now about The Indiana Quarter. I love my finding (1925 Mercury Dime) any way. Thank again.

 

I examined the Indiana quarter that was the subject of the Errorscope article. It has severe pre-strike damage.

 

Mike please; can You tell me where I can send this Mercury 1925, to be examined closely by some one with experience in errors? Anticipated thank a lot for your help and happy Thank giving day.