Hub doubled doubled die, Whats it worth?

Thanks for contributing. You asked about the RPM. Yeah, It's an RPM, but it's not the RPM-008 shown on the coneca info you posted. (Thanks) The voyage continues. Good day.

 

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Thanks for "(knowledge ..... share it)" CT - Ya gotta love it.

 

A few last words, -1944-P- Hub doubled doubled die.

Too much uncertainty. Too many unanswered questions.
I decided to seek another opinion from NCADD attributer Brian.
He said. . . . wait, you can read it for yourself.



1944-D Master die doubling huh. Must be a million of em.
Gem Unc, early die stage/state, and great tone may make this
a condition rarity. B . .

 

Congrats! Might wanna remove your personal information...

 

Wow! Congratulations!

 

:hail:Congratulation..

 

Congratulations of the '55 Proof listing! Sorry about the other just being Master hub doubling.

jim

 

He put a frowning face on his post. Are you sad about this BoneHead?

 

FWIW, that 9 digit zip is just as good as an address. It needs to go also.

 

You need an expert to have a look. The die cracks match the description but appear to be from an earlier die state because they are not as long.

 

DOH....that's what happens when you only read page one. LOLOLOL

CONGRATS!

 

ONE last WORD--- This is a case of master die doubling present on virtually all 1944 P,D &S nickels, according to Brian Ribar, NCADD's attributer for DD nickels. This is a particularly good early die stage/state example. Bone Head