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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Silva, post: 908492, member: 24974&quot;]Thanks Chris, and I know that, but I also know that there are plenty of coins that were minted in either San Francisco or Philly and ended up with a different mint on it because during certain years, all dies were done in Philly and then shipped to the branch mint facilities for completion.&nbsp; So the point I was trying to make, is if the coin was originally produced(die) in Philly, but haves a Denver mint mark. Then the coin must have had an error to have it recycled or re-done by the Denver mint, and even then, Denver would have not been able to re-die or repunch the mint mark, which was done quite often.&nbsp; Again why they call it an error. I realize that a lot of differnet opinions are out there because their has never been an error like this discovered. Everyone thinks it might be a shakey hand error, but the coin was scanned with out me holding it. Don&#039;t get me wrong, I appreciate all the input I can get, because I have never seen anything like this either and the only thing close to it is a quadrupled nickel and that doesn&#039;t even show the quadtrupling to the point this coin does. It has been real interesting reading everyone&#039;s replies, please don&#039;t stop because of my defending this coin as beening the most interesting lincoln cent I&#039;ve seen, even if it turns out to be MD. I hope to take a pic with a camera for those folks who don&#039;t understand the power of scanning at 2400 DPSI. No, it was not me shaking when the scan was done. Don&#039;t get me wrong, if I saw it for the first time. I might think the same thing. I always try to inform as many people that I can, that they should be using a scanner with 2400 DPSI because it brings so much to the fore front.&nbsp; Especially when you can check the whole coin image out or want to focus your attention on certain areas of the coin. Again, thank&#039;s for all the input from everyone and if anyone has seen this type of error before, I would really love to hear from you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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