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Valued Member
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Valued Member
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none known, thats for sure, but could be the first, never know unless you send it in to an error expert, only 5 dollars, thats it
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Many experts right on here. No need to send it in.
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Pillar of the Community
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none known, thats for sure, but could be the first, never know unless you send it in to an error expert, only 5 dollars, thats it Another option is xxxxxx could educate himself about errors and varieties. Learn what a real doubled die looks like and save your money. First lesson: This coin is not a doubled die. |
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 Save your $5. I recommend taking some time and reading through different articles on this site: http://doubleddie.com/58222.htmlIt is well worth the read and will help you in the long run with streamlining your post here. |
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Nice doubling on UNITED, thats all I put, everything else was you guy  |
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Are you using one of those disposable cameras they put on the tables at weddings?
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OK young man fill us in on the joke seeing that there is NO doubling "on" "UNITED". Every post,except one, were attempts to help you.
Edited by DrDon
09/08/2013 12:04 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Obvious not a DDO. Obvious no doubling at all. Edited by Jayman931
09/08/2013 12:26 pm
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looks normal to me too. I'm looking so hard my eyes are starting to hurt I see absolutely no doubling.
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Rest in Peace
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Some people just won't take no for an answer. If the replies here are not believed, send every coin in to a TPG at a big expense. Edited by numismo
09/08/2013 2:47 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Looks like the coin was dented. On the obverse you can see where it is bulging out at 4:00 behind the head. The way to tell is to see if the coin sits level on a table?
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I am relieved that nobody else is seeing any of the "errors" that xxxxxx has been flooding the error sub-forums with. My fears of macular degeneration have been quelled. That being said, I would appreciate it if xxxxxx would grade my 1932 Mercury dime. Thanks, dude!  She's a beaut, eh? |
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Lets be civil. We all were new/learning while searching coins. No one knows it all. I'm sure if you think back, you will recall questions/assertions we all made until me learned more to see the pieces of the puzzle fit together?
Afterimage: I give that a "6". Which is easy as it says it below the "32". "Coors?"
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09/08/2013 3:49 pm
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