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Im trying to see if these have any value. And if i sell them, what is the best description for them based on what you see? The 1926d is struck on an extremely thin planchet weighing 2.7grams

Would authentication increase value on any of these? How would you desc them? Picture ) is 1941d min error, rotation???pictures 2)& 3) 1946 P fold over cud error???, picture 4) 1948d is a clipped plachet. I have more coins and pics just couldn't upload them here because of sie limitations.

Is the darker colored metel inside the crack part of a feeder finger?

I know it's not the double die .lol thought it might be one of the less desirable is all😫 thanks.

The pics I posted are a 1969s. And the doubling in the letter s , in trust, is split and of equal size is it not??? I am using a Samsung s10+ for pics.

After viewing a recent catalog I downloaded a few months ago, I stumbled on something I haven't heard or read on any of the resource sites I've visited. Maybe I missed the topic, or haven't visited the rite site til now I would definitely like to find more references on the subject. 1951 foreign coin that is a double die, that also has machine doubling on its obverse! I'm really curious as to why I haven't seen or read about the subject anyplace on NGC. So I'd like to know if there are any U.S. coins that have the same or similar properties, that have been recognized, accepted, attributed, or graded, by any grading company? But mostly I'd like links to any of the reputable sites that go into detail on penny's! Lol And if the coin pics below are clear enough, can you please let me know what you think? I may be on to something good here💎$$ Thanks for reading, and much love for any opinions.