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unless I'm just missing it - I am seeing some MD.
sorry - I am not seeing it.
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"Here is a better one"... of what? I'm confused as to why you posted the link?
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well thats an easy one, that one at ms-65 is only worth 15 dollars, and potters is the one I have, and its worth 95 dollars at ms-65, the one you used is a late stage die, and potters is a early stages of the DDO |
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The coin you posted is not a Doubled Die. It is not worth much more than $.01
The link I posted is for a EDS (early die stage)
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09/05/2013 4:29 pm
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xxxxxx,  I think we are somewhat unsure of what you are telling us. The coin pic that you originally posted is not a valuable "hub-doubled" 1959P-1do-001, but is instead a easily identified example of commonly found " Machine Doubling" which makes its value a little over face value, sorry. We would all be very happy for you if it was worth $95 but sadly,as many experts here at CCF have said, it is not. However you state that: Quote:
and he [Mr. Potter] has the coin as we speak which makes it sound like Mr. Potter has your coin and has told you that it is a DDO worth $95. I think that's why were are confused. xxxxxx, you have posted some very nice coins (my favorite is the clipped planchet), this is just not one of them... we all wish it was. Keep hunting there are Gems to be found and I wish you great success. Edited by Sudz
09/05/2013 4:50 pm
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ya potter has it,and looked at it to, my microscope only takes photos to 250x, nothing like the expert have, potter has a high powered microscope, with a camera on it, must of cost thousands, my only 200 dollars
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ya potter has it,and looked at it to, my microscope only takes photos to 250x, nothing like the expert have, potter has a high powered microscope, with a camera on it, must of cost thousands, my only 200 dollars What?  |
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Please clarify for us all. Thank you.
Mr. Potter has your coin (the one pictured in this post)
Are those pics. yours or Ken's ?
Did Ken tell you that your coin was DD0-1 ?
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Sudz did an amazing job (thank you). I'll try- xxxxxx: The coin you posted photos of, the one in your very first post, is not a doubled die of any kind. We are trying to determine if that (coin pictured) is the one you're suggesting is a doubled die. Could you clear that up? This is a scarce variety in MS65! I have slabbed 2 of the 7 examples at PCGS in MS65 Red. The most recent was February of last year, it brought $575 in a Teletrade auction, I was pleased. I've certified more than a dozen others of this variety, but all except the two mentioned fell short of the Gem category. It's a much tougher coin to get a -65 RD grade on than the other well known die for this year (FS-104, CONECA DDO #4). |
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The coin in the first post was attributed by Mr.Potter as a doubled die and you have sent it to Numismatic News? Why? |
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 Did Mr Potter say anything else about your coin? |
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Posted 09/05/2013 09:33 am
