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Thanks! Just disappointed and very true we all should look as good 😀
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The CC on the back is very faint, I can’t get a good picture of it.
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Thank you for responding. I added two more pictures. The coin is dark and it is very difficult to get sharp photos of the error. If you look at the earlobe, chin and neck, I can’t tell if the die rotated those are curls from the hair or if the “curls” and parts of the wings and arrows from the back. It could be a coin that was pressed with another coin but the marks don’t seem to break through the lines of her face.
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I am hoping someone could help identify the error and the possible value it may give to this 1882-CC Morgan Silver Dollar. I have researched Overstruck, Die Clash, Rotated Die Clash, Rotated Double struck, and more. The definitions and the available pictures are confusing. The value opinions go from worth nothing to a very valuable coin.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
1968 S 1C DDO
in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions
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Hello, Below are pictures of a 1968 S DDO penny and I can find the error listed in the Cherrypickers guide, but it is not listed as a recognized error on NGC or other grading companies. As you can see it is not in great condition, especially the reverse. I would appreciate any thoughts if it is a true DDO or just deterioration and what is the best way to determine value if any.
Thanks, Susan