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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3340575, member: 19463"]I'm confused. The only Septimius Severus on this thread is a flipover doublestrike with all the doubling you can get. Below is another 'Confused' Septimius (Fortuna reverse) flipover which I am sufficiently unsure of my beliefs that I'm not posting them. You can say what you think happened to make this coin the way it is but I won't be able to say right or wrong since I really don't know. I find this coin especially interesting because the part of the obverse legend that is weak/missing (VIII) is the part that is strong on the reverse.</p><p>L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VIII / PM TRP V COS II PP</p><p>[ATTACH=full]884621[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>It has been a while since I last posted my favorite error coin of the flipover family. This Magnentius was first struck with the preceeding coin stick in the obverse die making it a reverse brockage with one reverse the incuse of the other. Then it was flipped over and put back in the die and restruck normally putting an obverse over the first normal reverse and a normal reverse over the incuse reverse strike. I apologize to those who have seen this more times than they can tolerate but it is definitely among my top ten all time favorite coins (errors and normal). </p><p>[ATTACH=full]884630[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3340575, member: 19463"]I'm confused. The only Septimius Severus on this thread is a flipover doublestrike with all the doubling you can get. Below is another 'Confused' Septimius (Fortuna reverse) flipover which I am sufficiently unsure of my beliefs that I'm not posting them. You can say what you think happened to make this coin the way it is but I won't be able to say right or wrong since I really don't know. I find this coin especially interesting because the part of the obverse legend that is weak/missing (VIII) is the part that is strong on the reverse. L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VIII / PM TRP V COS II PP [ATTACH=full]884621[/ATTACH] It has been a while since I last posted my favorite error coin of the flipover family. This Magnentius was first struck with the preceeding coin stick in the obverse die making it a reverse brockage with one reverse the incuse of the other. Then it was flipped over and put back in the die and restruck normally putting an obverse over the first normal reverse and a normal reverse over the incuse reverse strike. I apologize to those who have seen this more times than they can tolerate but it is definitely among my top ten all time favorite coins (errors and normal). [ATTACH=full]884630[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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