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Here a couple more too ken, the coin is facing east to west when images were taken ..Last edited by Stachowski; 09-18-2015, 12:24 PM.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by koinpro View Post
Here a new image ken, I took this one with the coin facing east to west .
The other ones were taken facing north to south .Last edited by Stachowski; 09-18-2015, 11:28 AM.Leave a comment:
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I'll take some new images ken ...Originally posted by koinpro View PostLeave a comment:
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It looks like a doubled die but I can't be sure. Can you get even better images? Nice coin of a DD!Leave a comment:
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Thank's.I'am just a rookie new too all this,But I do see something that looks doubled on that ear.Tommy said it might be a gas bubble.So I took a toothpick to it and it did not pop,plus a pin and still nothing.There's a die crack running from the top of the head all the way down through the ear.I don't know if they are markers.that could be used for this die.Leave a comment:
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[QUOTE=billyb;16435 here's one I found it's a 2000 p[/QUOTE]
I straighten your image out Billy, and cropped it too . I'm not sure, I'm no expert .. Lol ...Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure either Billy, but I don't see anywhere around the area in question where it was hit .Originally posted by billyb View Post
Heres another image and I still don't see where it took a hit there,or anywhere else close to the area in question .Last edited by Stachowski; 09-17-2015, 09:50 AM.Leave a comment:
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What Do You Think 2007 Lincoln Cent Ear
It doesn't look like it took a hit to me
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