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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bobby debell, post: 2599436, member: 83970&quot;]The point to my last post was to awaken the people who immediately shot down the original post&#039;s coin with little to no observation and enlighten or remind people the complexity of this famous error coin. The great increase of pressure on the coin dies and the marathons of coin stamping they had to take surely some adjustments had to have been made to be able to last so with at the time the one and only coin was produced is it likely only one copper planchette was stuck somewhere to at a later time in that year free itself and go through the process or was it the one penny that just made it through the initial coin setup on accident. My point is this there is much more unknown information about this error coins creation than facts and just because a coin graded by a gradeing company is the only thing we have to compare it to does not mean that another penny that has a slightly different look to it could not also be a genuine example. I am not arguing my penny&#039;s authenticity or trying to prove it this is a forum about a great hobby and let&#039;s all try to keep an open mind good luck to everyone on there coin hunting and have a good day[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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