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Bedrock of the Community
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Now if we can see if the same thing is going on with the Philly ones, then we will know it is a master die issue or not? If not, then it maybe just a master die issue from the Denver mint coins.
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Pillar of the Community
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Didn't see it on my philly, but it was on the denver.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Thanks for the answer. I contacted John Wexler to see if he heard about this or not yet. Waiting for an answer. Will post it when it comes in. Just got this message from John now: Richard,
You are the first to mention anything to me about this.
John Edited by coop
03/13/2016 03:18 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Here's a 2016 pic.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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If others that have found the 2016-D would post their results, that would be helpful.
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03/12/2016 4:01 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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The 2016D's haven't made it to my neck of the woods yet. It'll be nice to have some information on this for when they do.
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Bedrock of the Community
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We have about 97 per cent Denver coins here. They get carried in by the snow birds.
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I gotta ask,
"Is there someone between me and the Mint to let them know, or is it my responsibility to call them and tell them SHUTTER DOWN!"
I'm kilin me now
:) :) :)
Robert
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After reading this, I took a look at mine. This is the best I could get with a USB scope. It looks double to me in the angle shots tipped about 20 deg but not straight on. It could be the light...really hard to tell since I can't dim is more. Can't see any of this with my loupe, though. Thoughts? 16d Top shot  16d angle shot  16p top  16p angle  |
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In two of your images it seems visible and the other two, it does not. Are you seeing it clearly in-person? The chin and the number 2 doubling?
Thanks,
Robert
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This is one of those times where a microscope objective would be really handy. I can't tell if they're double with the naked eye or via a loupe.....I just don't know.
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Call me crazy, but I actually called the mint. After some thought it appeared to me that there was really not going to be anyway for the US Mint at Denver to become aware of this unless they discovered it also.
SO!, I called them.
I called the US MINT 1-800 number. The woman on the line took it seriously and informed me that the information would be routed to the proper people, in Washington DC, to investigate the claim.
Time to snatch up ALL you can!! :) :)
Robert
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Bedrock of the Community
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On Andy's coin I see Machine damage on the Nose and probably on other areas. So it is not the regular coin, but a regular Machine damaged coin.
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It has been a year since this posted originally... Has there not been any more findings of this error on Lincolns chin? I found a few and kept them. I also obtained about 10 rolls that I assumed were ALL containing this error, due to the frequency of the few I found. I have also found a 2015 that appears to have a similar chin.
Any comments?
Thanks,
Robert
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Bedrock of the Community
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All the ones I've seen from the Denver mint have those master die doubling on them. The one I did find that didn't was a later die state. So I figured it wore off the die at that point.
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