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Pillar of the Community
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Earliest doubled column I would know of. Having 2 of them help too. Can we get a full pic of obv and rev?
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New Member
United States
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With all the different views I can't be sure what you are looking at. All my pennies look like this   By the way your pics are great  |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looks like a well place contact mark. Note how it is incuse on the design. If it were hub doubling it would be raised, not incuse. The reason I figured out it was not Machine Doubling is that area is the only affected area. So it is a contact mark from another coin. On a doubled die, it would be raised and not incuse. There is one example I've seen of this doubling on the head:  See how it is raised? Also other hub doubling is present also. |
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Here I'll get better picture of it. It's not incuse
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Pillar of the Community
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If you read the original post, its about the column that looks like a tilted DDR in the bay with Lincoln. He posted more pics because I asked him to. I was looking for a wider view to see if there was an other die gouges that could have went up in that direction. I think it could be listed as DDR. Cant hurt sending it in to get looked at in hand. I thought this one could have been the oldest with a doubled column but Wexler has a 59 listed. I would give it a shot. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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The area on the right side of the head is incuse. Your third image on the first set, shows the incuse mark the best. Just coin damage.  Just realized I was looking in the wrong place. Sorry Edited by coop
02/03/2021 11:28 am
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Pillar of the Community
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I would send it to Wexler: http://www.doubleddie.com or you can send it to http://www.coppercoins.com. Don't know whos doing what at Variety Vista anymore and dont know if CONECA has their service up yet. I wouldnt get it graded, its not worth it. This is just to get it listed on the site if they attribute it as a DDR |
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 How can you not see the column sticking out the side by Lincoln? Its clear as day in the first post  Edited by Kloccwork419
02/03/2021 11:18 am
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It's ok. Only one of the coins has that half a head thing going on.
They both have the chainsaw looking arm
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Valued Member
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So where do I send it you guys? Would PCGS attribute stuff never listed?
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Pillar of the Community
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I think is likely a DDR as well. Quote:
So where do I send it you guys? Would PCGS attribute stuff never listed? I would follow Kloccwork419's advice and go through Wexler: http://www.doubleddie.com/402401.htmlPCGS would not label this even if it was confirmed. They only label the select few varieties that get listed in the CherryPickers' Guide book. ANACS, however, would label this if you provide proper attribution #'s. |
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Pillar of the Community
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It does not look like a contact mark,it is too smooth and rounded to be damage, but if not a DDR then it could be a Die gouge. |
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