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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Puddin&#039;Farts, post: 3428258, member: 100439&quot;]Thank you for your interest Mr. Weinberg,</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I have taken new photos out of the holder to hopefully show in better detail what I am seeing. Also, I was unaware of a 1964 D/S error to watch for but that&#039;s great information to know!</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; As far as damage being an issue with the rim, I have done a quick Google search of HA Auctions and other certified double denomination errors, which I will also put in this post, and found a few that show what could also be classified as rim damage if that is in fact the issue in this case. It is obviously not a double denomination but would it be possible to believe that maybe it was as I mentioned, an off center that found it&#039;s way back in the mix to be struck again? </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; My biggest question if it is PMD, is how? The sideways ribbon and tail in the bust that doesn&#039;t belong there is raised and definitely shows flow lines similar to a VLDS Jefferson in my opinion which I&#039;ve tried to capture in at least one of the pictures within. I always read that with double denomination and multi struck coins, the raised design is a giveaway and incuse design is a sure sign of PMD. How exactly can one be considered a complete rarity if it is possible to create the raised devices of say, a Roosevelt over Lincoln D.D.? Would they not all stand the same burden of evidence to show that someone couldn&#039;t do this PMD?</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I am in no way being argumentative or disrespectful and appreciate your interest for the record. I am just curious and love to learn from situations like this one.[ATTACH]910285[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910286[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910287[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910289[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910290[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910292[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910294[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910295[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910297[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]910298[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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