Jaynh

8 hours ago, Just Bob said:

It appears that you may need some info on what a proof coin is. Here is a link to some information, provided by our hosts:

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Thank you bobBob

1 minute ago, Greenstang said:

Sorry but no on both questions. Just looks like a normal 1982 Zinc Large Date to me.

Ok thank you 

hey guys is this a proof variety Double die.   it’s 2.7Grams 

7 hours ago, Conder101 said:

Off-center uniface strike (There was another planchet in the collar, that coin would have an indent strike)

Thank you  so it is a Off-center uniface strike. I payed $5 is that  a good price 

It’s 3.1 g Could it be mixed Metal And the reverse looks like it might have another design. The reason I say mixed metal When I zoom in with a USB micro scope It looks shiny like steel but it’s not magnetic

48 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

Mine looks almost exactly like yours. It's either an artifact of replating or plain old MD.

48 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

Mine looks almost exactly like yours. It's either an artifact of replating or plain old MD.

Nice.There are RPM & D over S together 

11 minutes ago, Jaynh said:

Thank you. I was just taking another look at the D And  the bottom looks like a sideways S

1 hour ago, Greenstang said:

Sorry, I can't see any Doubling.

Thank you. I was just taking another look at the D And  the bottom looks like a sideways S

Hey guys I could  use  your help again determine whether or not if this is a double die? & thank you 

26 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

Off center strike. Cool!

Thanks bob

I don’t know what it is exactly called but I Wanted to share with you guys thought it was pretty cool.

23 minutes ago, Jaynh said:

 OK thank you for the info on the subject . This is my coin friend of mine pointed this out

Just bob. It looks pretty good to me 

11 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

Those are not "experimental coins." They are simply two coins that were in the group of the first Delaware coins struck by the Philadelphia mint, which were placed in a presentation holder, and given to the dignitaries and others who were at the ceremony. One of the coins happened to have a slight struck-through on the neck and in front of the forehead, which matched a coin owned by a grader at NGC, who was present at the ceremony.

 OK thank you for the info on the subject . This is my coin friend of mine pointed this out

On 10/30/2019 at 5:39 PM, Greenstang said:

Not exactly sure what your seeing but if it was double struck, it would affect the whole coin, not just  one area.

 Greenstang.  I found this on NGC It could be a match to my coin What I think They’re saying experimental coin? https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/7357/first-strike-delaware-quarters/

41 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

I see "some" evidence of repunch inside the upper loop of the middle 8, and possibly the lower loop of the third 8, but the date is so packed with gunk it's hard to tell. Here is one site that shows 1888 varieties. https://indianvarieties.com/?s=1888&post_type=product

Keep in mind that the mint punched all of the dates in this era more than once. It's cool to find a new one, but there are so many that getting any extra value out of it isn't likely to happen.

Ok thank you I will go look the varieties

18 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

I've been debating whether or not that is a genuine clip but I am going to say yes as it appears there is some Blakesly effect on the everse.

A little hard to grade with the reflection but I will say VF35

Nice thank you for your time & Help

12 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Your not being "coin stupid". This is how you learn is by asking questions. If you are wrong, someone will correct you so that you will know better the next time. Everybody on here had to learn at sometime.

As far as your 8 goes, it looks like damage. Next time you post, please state what the area of concern is. This way we are not guessing at what question you are asking.

Ok I will.& ok thank you. Did you see the pics of the 1955 penny you Wanted

2 hours ago, Greenstang said:

Could you take photo of the edge near the "clip". Thanks

Did you see the pics

18 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Could you take photo of the edge near the "clip". Thanks

Yes I can 

14 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

It can't be a variety error, it has to be either a variety or an error, it can't t be both.

Not sure what your referring to, but if it is the dot beside the 8, that looks like a small diechip.

I’m still trying to get past   Being coin stupid. I’m sorry for mixing them up  Looks like there might of been something going on at the top of the  last 2 eight

Hey I was just wondering if this was A variety error. Thank you all 

Just seeing if you guys would have to put a grade on this what would it be. & thank you for your time 

40 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

I guess that is possible, but it is far more likely that what you are seeing is a discoloration in the shape of the eyelids and eyeball.

1 hour ago, bsshog40 said:

Yea I'm not seeing any double or multiple strikes either. Sorry!

Yes you guys are both right Someone sent me a message saying it is a Counterclash?

56 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Not exactly sure what your seeing but if it was double struck, it would affect the whole coin, not just  one area.

Yes I understand thatI’m just trying to point out the areas as a newbie Like in my close-up of the Eye There is two eye. One next to it on the nose