Quote: I found the thread and it was on another forum so I won't post a link (unless it's allowed)
but here is where he wrote it up after several different attempts at diagnosing it :
The article is now out in
Coin World (24 May 2010) in the Collector's Clearinghouse column (page 90)./quote]
Thanks for the time you too buddy - and really good reading , I appreciate that >!!
Quote:This is a rare form of
Machine Doubling called "one-sided, rim-restricted design duplication". The obverse (hammer) die bounces up, shifts to one side, and lands lightly on the design rim.
Mr.Diamond .! Really appreciate your time and insight .! Once I get done here I would like to PM you about this .. hope thats ok ...
Quote:Excellent find Phil! I see you're expanding out from your
VAM finds.
Hey Dave700x - lol Yes sir , I had to step back from my Morgans for a bit .. Since I hurt my Knee and back , just gota really watch what I'm buying , and for the 25/30$ I get 2500 or more coins to go through , better then ONE haha .. Boy I miss Looking over them Morgans tho , think ill break some out to re/check lol .. Thanks for checking out my post buddy >!!
[quote]whats the dia. ? is it the same as a normal cent ?
Yep , nothing Out of the ordinary with the diameter .. A tad bit mis'shaped but nothing extensive enough to bust out the micrometer lol ..
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