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Pillar of the Community
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I'm excited I found something... that dime I just found on the floor lol I saw it was a 1970 so I looked at the reverse
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Rest in Peace
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The dime is a winner. Other than possible delamination on a couple, I'm not seeing much else.
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I guess I could have just posted them separately... Yes, it is preferred to have one coin per topic. |
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I will do that next time. Sorry about that. Or would you like me to post them separately now and delete the post?
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09/13/2017 10:19 am
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Pillar of the Community
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Just leave it as is and start posting one coin at a time the next time you find something.
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Or would you like me to post them separately now and delete the post? You are welcome to post them separately. You will not be able to delete this post, but we can do that for you. Just let us know with the "Report this Post to the Staff" link in the lower right.  Actually, since the nickel and dime have replies, I will remove the others and you can repost. Just remember that you can reuse the uploaded images. No need to upload again. |
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Interesting to note about that nickel die clash is the 10 degree CW rotated reverse  |
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You are welcome, Mrzllewellyn. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Is that nickel one to keep?
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Yea, if you collect errors, is a good example of a die clash on reverse die. Have no idea value, but is good example of an honest to goodness mint error!
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Pillar of the Community
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I wI'll definitely keep it thanks for the info
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Just wanted to make sure you know it is a rotated reverse, note the die clash overlay up previously how lines of coat line up with the different Letters Of E PLURIBUS UNUM, thats what makes this one unique..  |
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I'm confused on that how do you know it's rotated 10 degrees?
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The two lines intersect the E and first you of UNUM on your coin. On the overlay they intersect with different points(letters) and points around the dome. I may be a bit other than exactly 10, but close,I'm estimating based upon compass cardinal points, on second look more like 20
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