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Pillar of the Community
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I though alot of these were damaged prior to being struck, but many have said thats not the case.... Theseare my most questionable coins that I'm trying not to believe are PMD's... I'm just waiting for someone to say thats NOT a PMD though!! :) |
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United States
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aardspeed, I couldn't tell you on those. I still have some coins posted on here that I'm not sure about, and apparently no one else is sure about either.  I guess just take really good pics and keep posting til you get answers. I think that's what I'm going to do. Thanks for posting on this thread though!!  |
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Thanks Jaymon... I actualy posted an "S over D" under classic US coins & after a while finally got a reply back saying they see it too...it takes the right picture forsure compared to holding the actual coin inhand...Check out the "D over S" pics I posted in the classic us coin blog & lemme know what you think...the last pic I posted on there shows it well! :) |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Here's a Jefferson that got attacked with (I surmise) a pair of wire cutters:   |
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Here's a Jefferson that got attacked with (I surmise) a pair of wire cutters: Hmmm, probably not wire cutters but definitely was pinched or pressed with some type of tool. Wire cutters have sharp, not flat square edges. And by design, in order to have reached that far across the coin, it would have cut through the rim at least. Just sayin' Edited by Harry213
10/15/2012 2:46 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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It looks like one side is sharp, and the other is flat. Is that right?
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I took a closer look with my loupe to be sure, and that's correct, Jaymon74. The damage on the reverse is a V-groove while the damage on the obverse is a flat-bottomed channel.
Not to be confused with fat-bottomed girls, who of course make the rockin' world go round.
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Pillar of the Community
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Sounds more like metal worker tool. Like for shaping metal ductwork.
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United States
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Found this one in a roll today  Im gonna call it "Charcoal etched" Lol. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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harry213, that's kind of what I was thinking. Kind of fun playing guess the PMD! That looks like some serious roadrash Twiztid. Or "charcoal etched". Lol |
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United States
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Its alot darker without the flash of the camera, would make more sense if you saw it lol
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United States
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Buffalo nickel. I got this from a coin shop I visited on Friday. It was in a jar of 15 cent dateless buffaloes and the guy just gave it to me.   Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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Think maybe dug out of the ground?
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