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12 hours ago, TON Collection said:6 hours ago, TON Collection said:4 hours ago, Greenstang said:
What makes you think it is a fake?
Did you weigh it to see if it is 3.11g
10 minutes ago, TON Collection said:Something odd to it
4 minutes ago, Greenstang said:I'm pretty sure that what you have is a nice uncirculated 1970 D Lincoln cent. Copper reacts differently to different environments so it is possible the colouring is due to it being enclosed in the crystal ball. Keep it in the 2x2 as it is in MS condition.
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Thanks greenstang for helping the green horn
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Just now, TON Collection said:
Yes It weighs correct it just seems too perfect and color is different. It was inside of a little See-through crystal ball type thing And I broke it out of it and then ended up with Weighing correct
Something odd to it
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4 hours ago, Greenstang said:
What makes you think it is a fake?
Did you weigh it to see if it is 3.11g
Yes It weighs correct it just seems too perfect and color is different. It was inside of a little See-through crystal ball type thing And I broke it out of it and then ended up with Weighing correct
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9 hours ago, TON Collection said:7 hours ago, Mohawk said:
Hi TON,
Unfortunately, I don't see any doubling on your coin from the photo provided. It's possible that you have some machine doubling that isn't showing up in the photos or possibly what they call the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die", which actually isn't a doubled die at all but the result of die deterioration. Here's a page that explains about the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die"
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/FAQ/Poormansdoubleddie.html
Since the 1955 DDO caught on so big with collectors, the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die" is a rare instance of die deterioration sometimes bringing a premium because many dealers over they years have heavily marketed it.
As always, I hope that this helps you out!
~Tom
3 hours ago, TON Collection said:On 6/28/2019 at 4:17 AM, TON Collection said:42 minutes ago, R_R_H said:16 minutes ago, TON Collection said:Looks to be a little dirt under there now that you say it. Damn I thought it was it😘😘
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22 minutes ago, R_R_H said:
Wow! TON,
I've never before seen any of that (what seems to be) oxidation clustered into the date numerals and mottos/legends.
If that second image is the graded DDO, who graded it? You could probable take a soft tooth brush to the first image
coin to get rid of that white stuff. No one will grade it with that on it. It's probably only a VF40, at most, so no dirt removal
will affect its grading.
R_R_HHere you go buddy. Accident in the question font. But now I gotta post this for you
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4 hours ago, Mohawk said:
Hi TON,
Unfortunately, I don't see any doubling on your coin from the photo provided. It's possible that you have some machine doubling that isn't showing up in the photos or possibly what they call the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die", which actually isn't a doubled die at all but the result of die deterioration. Here's a page that explains about the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die"
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/FAQ/Poormansdoubleddie.html
Since the 1955 DDO caught on so big with collectors, the "Poor-Man's Doubled Die" is a rare instance of die deterioration sometimes bringing a premium because many dealers over they years have heavily marketed it.
As always, I hope that this helps you out!
~Tom
Tom would this be the poor man double die? Honestly not sure about this one.
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On 6/24/2019 at 6:10 AM, TON Collection said:
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I can just sense it. There is too many similarities with the story and the same coin. I’m not biting the bait. I hope I am wrong but something still feels off
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I can just sense it. There is too many similarities with the story and the same coin. I’m not biting the bait.
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Does anyone know anything about this set? I’ve never seen it before and wonder why it was put together.
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9 hours ago, Just Bob said:
Ditto.Here's hoping that this is a winner.!
Thanks bob it’s been there for about 13 days. Crossing my fingers that there is no body bag or altered. Either way what happens it won’t get my spirits down and I will keep hunting till my last breathe
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1 minute ago, Mohawk said:
Hi TON,
No worries. That was honestly the last one and I really only typed that because I wanted to talk about hippos muckspreading on a message board and this was my chance. Sometimes, I have a weird sense of humor. I'm done with it for real this time, my friend. I'm just going back to doing what I do.....talking to you guys about coins! BTW.....your 1982-D Small Date does have an interesting look to it, but sadly I still think it's zinc with the weight. But, if you're building a little set of cents in a Whitman folder, that coin would be a great one for it!
Yeah I believe your correct but I’ll tell you this I had my hands shaking a little bit when I first saw it
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15 hours ago, Mohawk said:
*yawn *.....you're really boring me now. I'm going to find something interesting to do. You're putting me to sleep. You really need something better to do. I'd recommend buying some coin books and reading them. You could use it if you're really an aspiring coin collector. But since you are an obvious internet troll, maybe you should get a book on that instead. You can't be serious with the coins you're posting and the claims you're making about them. I don't have to worry about you contaminating newbies anymore....your extreme lack of skills in the areas of numismatics, spelling, writing, photography, communication, punctuation and even trolling are readily apparent to all who come here. You've done my job of protecting newbies from you for me with your continued posts, which are the message board equivalent of a hippopotamus muckspreading (look it up). Everyone can easily see you for what you are. Thank you for doing that for me. I do appreciate it greatly. I'm not worried about it anymore. I've realized that hippopotami just have to muckspread. It's part of their nature. And it's part of yours. You just need an online place to muckspread. And, it's in my nature to be like a Nile Crocodile. I'll just swim to another part of the river that is far from where you have to muckspread so I no longer have to swim through the fan of excrement. It's up to others to decide for themselves if they want to continue to watch your muckspreading or if they want to swim away from it. I've made my choice.
Mohawk don’t feed into this guy anymore man. Stick to the silent treatment and it will go away . Yes I called it a IT. Or better else a dud. I honestly kind of feel bad because of bad denial can be for some people. All we can do is say our prayers for these individuals
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By the way Mohock the Eisenhower underweight planchet on 90 percent is gonna be here Saturday and I have not looked online to see what NGC said about it