2009 Presidency In Washington Wexler DDR-001

Here's what a normal one looks like and pay attention to the upper windows .


Here's some side by sides and again, pay attention to the upper windows .


Here's the link to wexler site .
http://www.doubleddie.com/154201.html

 

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So, I wonder which microscope manufacturer it is that's funding Wexler under the table?

 

We get people, here, complaining all the time about the grading services coming up with specialty inserts just to sell their services, yet no one says a thing about these attribution services that use a Hubble telescope to find these errors. Why is that?

Chris

 

Hey, I have no trouble with assigning this a variety. With a feature this microscopic, I'd never be able to distinguish it from strike doubling on a single coin, but if they've found a number of coins with exactly the same feature, I guess that implies it's on the die, and therefore a variety.

It's just a bit obsessively detail-focused for even my personality type, and that would seem to be saying a lot.

 

Here's another one and here's a normal image .


Here's the doubled die one, with some more side by sides .

 

Ha, Single Squeeze Hubbing, you have to love it, or not ..

 

Because there is no limit, to how many X can be used on varieties .
I can see everything with a 10x too ..

 

I would never buy one and I seen some on ebay for 20 bucks .
All of them are change finds for me, from 2009 too ...

 

His Parkinson's is getting really bad and I think, he's having a hard time taking images now ..

 

Oh, ouch. I had no idea.

 

Parkinson's sucks

 

My Grand-Father had it too . Trouble thing to watch when he wanted to drink ...

 

These coins have some cool markers .

At least I'm getting some practice, on my imaging .