Post your twins!

[lehigh96]

Post twin coins with similar toning patterns and from the same NGC submission.

 

[kryptonitecomics]

 

 

 

[TomB]

These aren't twins from the same NGC submission, but they are triplets from the same PCGS submission that are consecutively numbered and that all grade the same-

[PCcoins]

Sweet Washies TomB!!! Do you really need three of the same date and mint mark???

[WinstonWare]

These are fraternal twins:

 

[SkyMan]

SWEET Looking Washies Tom!

 

Heck Paul, three is too easy, two is WAY too easy, let's go for four (although I could go for a batch of 6 different date envelope toned Frankies)...

 

[EZ_E]

Both coins NGC PR68*

Images by Bruce Lee and coins from Coinman1794. (thumbs u

 

 

 

[lehigh96]

OK Sy, quadruplets it is. You are gonna love these Morgans. Four 1880-S Morgans with the same grade from the same submission and all with a similar toning patterns.

 

[IGWT]

 

[kryptonitecomics]

Wowzers...this thread is heating up....Nice Morgans and beautiful patterns

[PCcoins]

WOW Paul! that first one is a monster! I love it.

[physics-fan3.14]

Guys, these are some awesome coins.

[cpm9ball]

How about some sextuplets! These also have a cool die clash. Can anyone tell what device on the reverse caused it?

 

John (Coin) already knows.

 

[robec1347]

I have two 1999-S silver Proof sets and the Jefferson in both has what appears to be a notch cut out in the chin. Not the best images, but you get the idea. I figure that the die must have had some foreign matter on the chin and left it's mark. Does anyone else have one? What are the chances of both sets received from the mint having this?