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Here is a link to John Wexlers doubleddie web site. It offers three links at the bottom and John compares the different type of worthless doubing against...
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In my opinion, its been environmentally damaged.
It looks like dirt or debris on coin on obverse between the top of LIB in LIBERTY and the...
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Now that this website is done with its hiccup, I will attempt to add my opinion on the reverse. The lower left side of the torch is extremely lower and...Last edited by MintErrors; 05-28-2025, 08:14 AM.
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This is a 1997 from Denver. Its more than likely in the single squeeze hubbing era.
It more than likely will not appear the same as the multiple...Last edited by MintErrors; 05-28-2025, 01:13 AM.
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In my opinion, i think the environmental damage may have caused all of this.
It would be very difficult to prove otherwise. It would get a details...
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In my opinion, the chop marks I used to see looked like counter struck (monogram like).
I will try to find a legit article on them.
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In my opinion, I looked at varietyvista and conecaonline.info and there were no documented listings on either.
I will review the 3rd photo again....Last edited by MintErrors; 05-26-2025, 10:55 AM.
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In my opinion, it looks like damage.
Its possibly coin counter or coin roller damage.
All of the A's on the reverse appear latter with...
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The error that website throws is.....
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I dont go to that forum. I dunno who runs it.
In my opinion...
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In my opinion, its not struck through a feeder finger.
There are no lines surrounding the affeocted area.
Its either grease or debris.
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In my signature block are several helpful posts to get you started.
Check out the photos with a cell phone to get photo size limits and...
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I tried several times to create an overlay to show each of the two, potentially three strikes that were made on this coin. I never asked but, it may...
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Good morning.
These latest photos represent a lot of the same flat field doubling issues.
The thing here is, its a proof struck coin and these...
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Where do you see this doubling? On the obverse, reverse, both?
Is it located on any particular words, letters?
I cannot make out much...
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1.) Date: on the 1 of 1968
Reference point at the bottom of the 1. There is a small protrusion mark at the base of the 1.
True Doubling or...Last edited by MintErrors; 05-22-2025, 12:56 AM.
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Proof coins are subject to multiple strikes in order for the coin to achieve that outstanding look of quality that collectors want with a proof...
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I understand your logical approach toward this and i will attempt to get to this later today. Yesterday was a busy day, and today will be errands. I am...Last edited by MintErrors; 05-21-2025, 09:56 AM.
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