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Well the rotation of the probably happened during a previous die clash. It probably didn't happen during the double strike, because it was the coin that rotated. I'm a little confused again Coop. (A word got left out between "the probably".) Where am I missing a clash? I don't see one. Quote:
It's an authentic in-collar double strike with rotation of the coin between strikes. (underline is mine) Just confirming that I'm understanding correctly and your opinion is different than Mikes? Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
Edited by Petespockets55
06/30/2019 8:57 pm
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Wow, amazing find. Would love to find something like that. Big congratulations to you dude
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Congrats! That is so awesome! I can only imagine how you felt after picking that guy up for closer inspection!!
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@PetesPockets it's only an assumtion. There may have been a clash that rotated the die, or it may have been rotated to begin with.
@Rookie, persistance is key with quantity comes quality.
@Rabbithole I saw the obverse first and was confused. I almost threw it back for a sec because I thought there was no way it was authentic. But as you said, after a closer look I couldn't believe it myself!
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Here's a quick update: it's on it's way back from NGC, but as usual taking forever and a day. It was supposed to be here 2 days ago but....
Aug 05
3:13 am
Accepted at USPS Facility
WASHINGTON,DC 20036
Aug 05
4:13 am
Arrived at USPS Facility
WASHINGTON,DC 20036
Aug 06
In Transit to Next Facility
Aug 06
1:10 pm
Arrived at USPS Facility
WASHINGTON,DC 20066
Aug 07
8:24 am
Departed USPS Facility
WASHINGTON,DC 20066
And it hasn't update since then. I love USPS.
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08/07/2019 9:14 pm
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GrapeCollects, USPS can be a nightmare to deal with sometimes. I hope to god they didn't lose or misplace your package!
Errers and Varietys.
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I agree with E&V. I'm looking forward to the results!
-CH27
Collector of U.S. Coins, Varieties, and Colonial Coinage
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hmmm when the post office takes extra days to deliver something, it is a bad omen.
EDIT: I have had my fair share and then some with bad omens.
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08/10/2019 9:11 pm
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wow, what a cool score! floating around for 38 years.. unreal..
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I'm late to the party but awesome find brocephus !
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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That is one of the coolest coins I've ever seen . Thank you for showing it . It's nice to know that many Gems are still out there . Seriously thought , Awesome &  . |
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Well the rotation of the die probably happened during a previous die clash. It probably didn't happen during the double strike, because it was the coin that rotated. Missing word was die. |
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Congrats Grape
What if it was stamped and fell on the floor and was swept up with other blanks and stamped again by a different press.
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