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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in 1942 quarter, broadstruck or damage?
If it shows reeding, it can’t be a Broadstruck. Not an error or a dryer coin, just worn and worth it’s weight in silver.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hoghead515 in 1980 U.S. quarter dollar
Welcome
Please post each coin on it’s own thread with a clear picture of both sides plus a closeup of
your area of concern. It gets confusing with more than one coin per thread.
Also FYI, a Doubled Die is a variety, not an error. There is a big difference between the two.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Chizin in 1980 U.S. quarter dollar
Welcome
Please post each coin on it’s own thread with a clear picture of both sides plus a closeup of
your area of concern. It gets confusing with more than one coin per thread.
Also FYI, a Doubled Die is a variety, not an error. There is a big difference between the two.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Mike Meenderink in 1795 Silver Dollar - Draped Bust Off-center
Welcome to the forum
That is a one look counterfeit.
All you have to do is compare your photo with a genuine photo to easily see the differences.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in 1795 Silver Dollar - Draped Bust Off-center
Welcome to the forum
That is a one look counterfeit.
All you have to do is compare your photo with a genuine photo to easily see the differences.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Mike Meenderink in What happened to this coin? Take the poll 2
I will take a stab at it and say salt water damage.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hector Rivera 405 in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Yes it is. A Doubled Die is on the striking die so all coins struck frrom that die would show Doubling
Machine Doubling is a mechanical issue when the coin wa struck so it would only show on coins struck until the issue was corrected so it is possible to have both.
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Greenstang got a reaction from EagleRJO in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Yes it is. A Doubled Die is on the striking die so all coins struck frrom that die would show Doubling
Machine Doubling is a mechanical issue when the coin wa struck so it would only show on coins struck until the issue was corrected so it is possible to have both.
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Greenstang got a reaction from powermad5000 in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Yes it is. A Doubled Die is on the striking die so all coins struck frrom that die would show Doubling
Machine Doubling is a mechanical issue when the coin wa struck so it would only show on coins struck until the issue was corrected so it is possible to have both.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Yes it is. A Doubled Die is on the striking die so all coins struck frrom that die would show Doubling
Machine Doubling is a mechanical issue when the coin wa struck so it would only show on coins struck until the issue was corrected so it is possible to have both.
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Greenstang got a reaction from GoldFinger1969 in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Welcome to the forum
Not a DDO, you can’t have Die Doubling showing on both sides of the coin.
Looks like it is Machine Doubling
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in contact me if this coin has a value
Welcome to the Forum
First, this is forum for buying and selling coins. You should have posted this in the “Newbie “ Forum.
As far as your coins go, the Italian coin is worth 500 Lira and the Canadian is worth 1 dollar Canadian.
Both are only worth face value. Why did you think they were worth more?
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hector Rivera 405 in There is some México Libertad Onza from 1983 with tripled Die Reverse
Welcome to the forum
Not a DDO, you can’t have Die Doubling showing on both sides of the coin.
Looks like it is Machine Doubling
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Greenstang got a reaction from GoldFinger1969 in Is this a DDO? I'm thinking of having it graded ....
Where did you come across that?
I’ve been looking for a blue cap variety, the only ones I can find are the white variety
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Greenstang got a reaction from Rykel in 2023 Philadelphia extra V Lincoln cent
And the price will probably drop as more are found. With this being on at least one die, there would be hundreds
of thousands of them produced.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in Weird plating on a bicentennial Kennedy half dollar
The rough texture was caused by some sort of environmental or chemical damage.
What is the weight to two decimal points.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hoghead515 in Is this a DDO? I'm thinking of having it graded ....
Where did you come across that?
I’ve been looking for a blue cap variety, the only ones I can find are the white variety
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Greenstang got a reaction from Mike Meenderink in Is this a DDO? I'm thinking of having it graded ....
Where did you come across that?
I’ve been looking for a blue cap variety, the only ones I can find are the white variety
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Greenstang got a reaction from powermad5000 in Post your 5 cent pieces.
1951 Commemorative 5 cent coin depicting a nickel refinery
Canada's first commemorative 5 cent and the last business strike struck in 100% nickel
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hoghead515 in 1982 small date penny
Why do you think it is worth grading? It is a common 1982 copper cent that had millions produced.
It would cost $50-60 dollars to have graded and has a value of 1 cent.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in 1982 small date penny
Why do you think it is worth grading? It is a common 1982 copper cent that had millions produced.
It would cost $50-60 dollars to have graded and has a value of 1 cent.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hoghead515 in 2023 Philadelphia extra V Lincoln cent
And the price will probably drop as more are found. With this being on at least one die, there would be hundreds
of thousands of them produced.
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Greenstang got a reaction from R__Rash in Post your 5 cent pieces.
1951 Commemorative 5 cent coin depicting a nickel refinery
Canada's first commemorative 5 cent and the last business strike struck in 100% nickel
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Greenstang got a reaction from Hoghead515 in 1943 S war nickel.
In that condition, the value would be in its 35% silver content.
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Greenstang got a reaction from Sandon in 1943 S war nickel.
In that condition, the value would be in its 35% silver content.