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Could this be heavy polishing die, I'm leaning more towards wear and tear. Hmmm interesting. I mean you can see a little bit of the drummer stick. 

Is this a true clipped on this coin. I'm not really knowing how to tell from altered or real. Thought I would get some opinions on this . Thanks 

On 3/27/2023 at 12:37 PM, Greenstang said:

Looks like a small die chip on the top of the S.

Thought it was, thank you Greenstang 

I don't come across these very often in circulation. Pulled this out of a bank roll, and noticed the mint mark. I'm thinking die chip just because I'm not seeing no where else on the mint mark of shifting. Any thoughts what might be happening here. Thanks 

On 3/23/2023 at 6:30 AM, EagleRJO said:

It does look like MD.  See the following topic which has an infographic to help tell the difference between true die or hub doubling and machine or  "shelf" doubling.

https://boards.ngccoin.com/topic/430263-basic-resources-glossary-for-those-posting-questions/

 

Thank you RJO, I figured it was but just wanting to be sure. 

Thank you guys, still hunting for interesting stuff. It's been slow lately, the banks aren't wanting to let anyone buy change anymore unless you have a business. Or making you pay extra 5 dollars on top of buying change. Something to do with they get charged for ordering more coins. Idk weird tho 

This is showing die clash behind gorgeous head. But on the reverse is that a extra claw on the back foot or a die clash also. Tried looking at other coin's to compare but not seeing anything like that. Thanks for any insight on this.

Hi everyone,  nothing to exciting lately,  but a couple I've found. This one im sure is a die chip at the bottom here in the Rock. My question though is the MG designers initials, is that MD aka Mechanical Doubling. There's like a tail behind the G. Would like to get other thoughts on this. Thanks 

I'm trying to figure out if this doubling or die clash. And looks like a 5 under the 0 in 50. Pointed arrows what to look at. Also a pic to compare with. Thanks 

I'm not understanding what's happening, why I'm I double posting. 

On 2/16/2023 at 6:31 PM, RWB said:

You show a 10 Dong coin. Do you have any of the 5 Ding pieces, or the 2-1/2 Ting ?

The only one's I have is the 10,and 5 dong, and japan 1881 1,2 sen and 1946 50 sen so far. I have a huge bag of forgin coins. It's going keep me busy for awhile. 

On 2/16/2023 at 6:31 PM, RWB said:

You show a 10 Dong coin. Do you have any of the 5 Ding pieces, or the 2-1/2 Ting ?

The only one's I have is the 10,and 5 dong, and japan 1881 1,2 sen and 1946 50 sen so far. I have a huge bag of forgin coins. It's going keep me busy for awhile. 

I have this also, it's not showing the symbol that goes over the "A". In HOA. Would this be considered a greased die. Thanks again. 

On 2/16/2023 at 2:45 PM, VKurtB said:

Nope. 

Thanks Kurt, for some reason I didn't think it was. Lol but thought I would share anyways. 

That's weird, duplicate post

Thought I would post this to get a better opinion weather or not if this is a DDO. I am only seeing something that could be DD on the "A" and just that letter. The rest of the coin is fine. Thanks for any helpful tips. 

Thought I would post this to get a better opinion weather or not if this is a DDO. I am only seeing something that could be DD on the "A" and just that letter. The rest of the coin is fine. Thanks for any helpful tips. 

Did the chrome platting not take on this coin. Is that why it looks blotchy in some areas. I have two and the other one is perfectly fine. Thanks 

On 2/12/2023 at 10:51 AM, JKK said:

It is doubling--mechanical kind. Some spots near the rim seem to show some, which might be DDD; I'm not very good at spotting the difference.

Thank you JKK, I was wondering. I see doubling, but didn't know what kind of doubling. 

Would this be considered doubling. I have a few of these, this is the only one im seeing that might possibly be doubling. Thought I would get some opinions. Thanks 

Here's this one, it has markings. Thought this one is really cool. So how are these found. I heard people find these when washed up on shore from storm's, or people go ocean diving looking for old ship wrecked in the bottom of water. Interesting. 

I picked these up for  5 dollars a piece. I'll post the other in a few. I picked them up because I didn't want to drive back a hundred and fifty miles back. I kept asking this guy about these, but he said they were given to him and know nothing about these. The reason I wasn't going to pay more because this coin here doesn't look right. I have no clue about these either. But how did they come up with what this coin is, without markings. Thanks 

Thank you everyone, by checking out the details and your information, I have a CAM. This one threw me off. Lol

Thanks JP and Kurt, I know it's supposed to be on 98,99,2000's. It show's the position of the fg on those pics. But the 92 close AM it doesn't. The first pic I showed is for 92 close and wide AM. Here's some comparison of both coins. 

Hi everyone, so how far apart does the A and M have to be apart for it to be considered a WAM. I have this one ,not in great shape, but it's not even near each other. Thanks for any advice.