1953 over 1943 double struck coin 0

[Ratzie33]

Lincoln’s jacket and the five show 

[Ratzie33]

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[Ratzie33]

Notice how far the four comes down also the four angle is visible between the top of the five and the loop of the five.

[Ratzie33]

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[Ratzie33]

Back to back

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[kbbpll]

I think you're missing the most important mint errors. The misplaced giant T, the Arabic U, and the famous "comet in forehead".

[Ratzie33]

The bevel also suggests an over strike 

[Ratzie33]

The three is overstruck as well As the nine and one

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[Ratzie33]

Notice the three on the 53 is more rounded while on the 43 it is more pointed. Now looks at the overdate coin. It is a good amalgamation of the two.

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[Ratzie33]

Notice the five has a straight bar in the middle instead of the curved point.

[Ratzie33]

There are two separate bevels one the coin suggesting an over or double strike.

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[Ratzie33]

Underneath the five. Then a regular 1953. Notice the sharp downward break in the five where there should be a curve.

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[Ratzie33]

Overstrike then regular 5.

[Moxie15]

a-rithist tha thu air dearbhadh gu bheil dìth eòlas iomlan agad air mionnachadh

[l.cutler]

Why don't you ever send these great "rarities" you keep finding in to NGC?

[Ratzie33]

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[Morpheus1967]

I never realized someone could actually be "bad" at coin collecting.  You have proven me wrong.  

[Ratzie33]

Often times overdate coins are confused for double die coins.

[Ratzie33]

At first glance it looks like doubling on the upper right edges of the one nine give and three, however the numbers are too thick to be doubles. Then there’s the angle under the 5.

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[Ratzie33]

You don’t see an angle underneath the five?

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[Greenstang]

Another fantasy coin from Ratsie33

[VKurtB]

[JKK]

6 hours ago, l.cutler said:

Why don't you ever send these great "rarities" you keep finding in to NGC?

Because NGC would cost money and would not supply amusing reactions. That would be no fun.

[VKurtB]

Sumpin's been "double struck" alright, but it ain't this coin. 

[RonnieR131]

I need to go get my -script refilled.

[RWB]

Damage. Nothing more.