Picked this up yesterday. What do you think? Obverse to follow. I thought that it may be a reverse brockage, but my mistake, there isn't any incused lettering. However, it was probably struck over a blank that entered the die during the second strike.
Obverse of the coin. This is my first picture posting, and it only took a couple of hours yesterday to reduce the picture. I had to get a new program to reduce the picture.
It always amazes me that people find these things. How in the heck did it get into a roll? One of them HUH questions
I didn't cherrypick this one, I got it from a dealer yesterday. I only wish that it had been cherried.
obviously it doesn't get into a roll, these are found by people tat get the bags of loose coins. It gets past the mints "quality control" and never sees the rolling machine. Ziggy
Coin was struck off-center and not properly ejected from the press. Then it was struck a second time with part of the coin between the obv die and a planchet that was in the coining chamber.
