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Not trying to start anything but it looks like a die chip to me. It does not have the same contour as the ear in that area. I am by no means an expert and is just my opinion.
EDIT: I hope I'm wrong. Would be nice to have another doubled ear out there.
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08/03/2019 09:16 am
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Thank you for the roller / wheel marks explanation!
So, it will be hard to find a coin without these marks, I'd presume. And that any grading submission of such would come back as UNC Details Wheel Marks.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Behind the upper ear does look like die damage to me, like a die dent. It don't mimic anything like a hub to me. But the doubled ear looks legit to me.  |
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I retract my opinion.  I did not know Mr. Wexler has already determined it is a double die. |
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 Cool fine |
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Cointech, I fail to see any type of doubling. Better pics without glade will help tremendously. You might wanna start your own thread!
Cheers, R2018
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Bedrock of the Community
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I agree with Rookie2018. Not seeing anything at all with those pictures, just a ton of glare.
Errers and Varietys.
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Just a heads up on the parallel lines through the hair on the OP's coin.
These are roller lines from rolling out the metal into sheets, not wheel marks from a coin counting machine. If you look closely you will usually see many areas where these lines are visible. The reason the lines are visible is because the metal doesn't completely fill the design on some of the deeper areas of the die, such as the hair. If the die doesn't compress the metal during the strike any anomalies on the surface of the planchet will remain.
Hope this helps with those striations from the roller lines.
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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Dr. Wiles currently should have my 2018-D with the doubled ear. I will post a thread with his comments once he gets it looked at and I hear something. Should be soon as he rarely takes very long to look at coins.
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Congrats ! Thanks for sharing !
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Pillar of the Community
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Tropicalbats: I also just sent some coins to DR. Wiles one of them is a 2015 D Double Ear affects.Hope they come back soon  |
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congrats Tropicalbats, awesome work on here and the payoff was nice
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