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Edited by two_tonevf35
09/02/2018 11:50 pm
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two_tonevf35- I give up, what's that a Zimbabwe Mint State slabbed coin?   |
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I've got a couple laying around here somewhere, not yet imaged. What I do have imaged, though, is this 1910 Lincoln Cent matte proof that I recently sold. This was my first MPL. I had hoped to trade it in for something prettier, but instead I traded for a 1913 MPL details with a removed spot on the obverse  (I think a reverse fingerprint is more tolerable).     |
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That fingerprint isn't too bad luckily.
Errers and Varietys.
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Good thread topic USSID. I have none to contribute but look forward to seeing what shows up here.
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Looks like a old fingerprint to me...or something else?   |
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Yep, it's indeed a old fingerprint.
Errers and Varietys.
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mamastinky-  ! Thanks scopru! TreeMonkey- My wife was an FBI fingerprint examiner years ago. She believes she sees loops and whorls. |
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TreeMonkey- My wife was an FBI fingerprint examiner years ago. She believes she sees loops and whorls. A fingerprint is composed of loops and whorls, right? If a fingerprint then there must be more than one judging from the patterns. If not, I wonder what else could have caused it. Gives the bear some extra texture though! Either way it didn't bother PCGS. Thanks to your wife for providing an expert opinion. USSID18, your opinion is appreciated too. Edited by TreeMonkey
09/03/2018 6:48 pm
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A fingerprint is composed of loops and whorls, right? Correct. Quote:
If a fingerprint then there must be more than one judging from the patterns. Don't know. Quote:
Gives the bear some extra texture though! Either way it didn't bother PCGS. Quote:
Thanks to your wife for providing an expert opinion. USSID18, your opinion is appreciated too. Your welcome. |
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If a fingerprint then there must be more than one judging from the patterns. If not, I wonder what else could have caused it. I would bet a large sum of money that (1.) Those patterns were caused by fingerprints, and (2.) At least two prints do show. I am so pumped for this thread!!  |
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two_tonevf35- I give up, what's that a Zimbabwe Mint State slabbed coin? It looks like a Hawai'ian dollar. Quote:
Looks like a old fingerprint to me...or something else? I agree with fingerprint(s). In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
In Memory of T-BOP 10-12-1949 to 1-19-2024
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It looks like a Hawai'ian dollar. Why would he post that here? |
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At least two prints do show. Yes. The orientation of the print on the bear's head is diagonal to the print on its body. At the precipice of 200 posts (after 7 years)! Do I get a wheaty?  |
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