blinewalker

Hello all, I purchased several rolls of 1964-D Jefferson Nickels several have RPM on them and match this one. I'm having trouble making identification on this one and saying for sure  its the FS-501 in a LDS or another die thanks, 

EagleRJO, the 1919 Mercury dime wasn't discovered until the early 80's  and wasn't published until 2015, so it doesnt seem out of the ordinary that a 46 year old coin would just be found 

Here's my 1976-S 40% silver graded by ANACS at a MS65 DDO-001, compare they Y and the IN GOD to the Denver and they could alomost be twins. The polish doubling got me a coulpe times when I fisrt started my collection but I hope that I'm past that . 

Hello, found this today in a mint set, it reminds me of the 76-s DDO but this is a Denver, figured I'd share it with everyone and get some thoughts 

Curious about this VAM it's seems like some really good doubling on the profile, and tripling on the motto, to not be recognized. I'm just looking for some insight on how let's say a 1891-P VAM-02 is on the top 100 list and this isn't. 

http://www.vamworld.com/wiki/1892-P_VAM-5. 

I've posted several times but thanks for the reminder, If I hadn't already identified the VAM I probably would have followed the "rules" set forth. I wasn't asking for which VAM just a simple why no love for it. 

Ok so I have to ask why no love for the 1892-P VAM-5, compared to other VAMS I've looked at this one is far better than a double ear, low mintage, triple moto, doubling on the profile. Is it because this is a common VAM? I'm just trying to understand the thought process behind the listing

The E R T Y in liberty isn't doubled? They display splitting in the serifs on the uppers 

I believe this is the DDO-1 off of Varity Vista. The question I have is would it be better to send this into ANACS to have it attributed rather than NGC since they don't have it listed in the variety plus section? Thanks 

Hello, looking for opinions on this one, when I first seen it I thought for sure post mint damage but the more I looked at it the more I've convinced myself that it may not be IDK. What do you guys think? The way the lines start and stop is what has me questioning it, the way the scratches don't cut through the whole design in some places is what I'm questioning. Thanks 

Thank you sir and to answer your questions earlier I looked at all the usual suspects VV WEX, CHERRY, so if it turns out I'll let ya know 

I sure will, I'll be sending it to Wexlers this week. Thank you 

On 7/4/2022 at 3:08 PM, Coinbuf said:

OMG the glare and lighting, sorry couldn't help myself.   The split serifs are interesting, and I want to say yes but I'm thinking it could be some die erosion effects.   VV has no listing for any DDO for this date, have you tried posting this on the CONECA forum to get feedback there?

Lol got me on that one. I checked VV Wexlers, and anything else I could find. Coneca was my next stop. 

On 7/3/2022 at 10:14 PM, Hoghead515 said:

It sure looks good to me. More qualified people will be on here soon to confirm it or deny it. But I really think it is one myself. But Ive been wrong before. Nice find if it is.  Did you check anywhere else to see if theres any more found to compare it to? 

Thanks for the reply 

Hello again, I found this when i first started collecting about 1.5 years ago I'm pretty sure it's doubled would like your opinions. And before someone says OMG the glare and lighting, please remember I'm a Power Lineman not a Photographer lol. Thanks 

I'm curious if anyone sees anything on this coin that screams counterfeit, it weights 26.99 grams which it just over the 26.87 max according to the weights and composition sheet I have. Thanks

Thank you for the info on this Conder

I believe I answered my own question lol. The coin I have looks to have the reverse of a 1802 and not the 1800 so yep pretty positive its a fake.

I've been looking for the possible tolerances on the weight of an 1800 Half Cent, I wasn't for sure if there was one listed somewhere. The coin I have is probably a counterfeit, but was curious for the future thanks. 

Yes I realize Variety didn't look at the coin and say yep that's it, I guess a better way to say it would be, Variety Vista has this 1962 proof quarter that looks almost  identical to mine,  but with no die markers or descriptions available I'm assuming this.  

http://varietyvista.com/09b WQ Vol 2/1962 Photos/1962PDDO007a I.jpg. According to Variety Vista it's the DDO-007