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TON Collection

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  1. 2 hours ago, VKurtB said:

    Doubling? No. Maybe a wee bit o' "spreading out". These hubs and dies were used HARD, unforgivably so.

     

    2 hours ago, VKurtB said:

    Doubling? No. Maybe a wee bit o' "spreading out". These hubs and dies were used HARD, unforgivably so.

    While I got you here do you mind telling me if you see doubling on the back of the neck of this peace dollar. If so if there is a notable variety

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  2. 14 hours ago, Greenstang said:

    TON-

    To help you understand the difference between yours a genuine DD, I placed the word LIBERTY together to give you a better understanding.

    Note on the genuine DD on the top photo how the letters have thickened on the left side from the Doubling. This is not present on yours. Remember, to be a DD, it has to be exactly the same as the original. Photos are blurry but you should be able to see the difference.

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    Thanks for that comparison photo. Sometimes I need a smack to remember true double die. I wish there wasn’t so many different kinds of doubling. Only true double die should exist 

  3. I have looked for that year nickel and everything looking for a mint error for that coin hoping to find a war time silver nickel on a 1946 non silver. In this case regarding your nickel I am sad to say it is not. Obviously your gonna see a mint mark above the Monticello but circulated silver war nickels will have a Grayish blue color and if you do a unadvised drop test you will hear the sound it has a Loud PING to it. But in your case I say go ahead and give it a drop and then drop a 1944 war nickel and hear the difference 

  4. 1 hour ago, KarenHolcomb said:

    Lol! I had asked for a link to the original and then went and found it on your page but they wouldnt let me delete my comment. So it is what it is. I'll be going to weigh all my Ikes now. Lol! Congrats on your find. That's pretty amazing. Be nice if they tell you what it was struck on in your paperwork.

    Tell me about it. I would love to know exactly what it was struck on. Im reading up on different planchet flaws and annealing and alloy mixtures for the last month waiting on these.

    1 hour ago, KarenHolcomb said:

    Lol! I had asked for a link to the original and then went and found it on your page but they wouldnt let me delete my comment. So it is what it is. I'll be going to weigh all my Ikes now. Lol! Congrats on your find. That's pretty amazing. Be nice if they tell you what it was struck on in your paperwork.