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What am I seeing with the D in Dime? This coin is in a PCGS MS67 holder, by the way. Edit: Oh, yeah. The coin.   |
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Cool! An Invisible Coin! Nice Find  |
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You are seeing one awesome coin!
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It looks like a Very deep strike or a possible machine DD
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Dave its very hard to be absolutely positive from the pic through the slab ,, but it looks like Machine Doubling (ejection ) if the area actually has the raised appearance on the outside edge that I'm getting from the pics,The M also shows some of the same. I also see what looks like a small die crack ? Depending on the date some attention may need to be given to the contaminate spots which are starting on the coin . Metalman |
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Does a date come with the dime?  |
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It does, but then you'll find it and outbid me. 1937-P. |
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I would like to see the obverse of this coin. Very nice.
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No way Jose!!  |
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Nice coin no Full Bands  |
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How sweet it is. Very nice
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Nice coin no Full Bands
Oh, yeah. Sorry - call it MS67FB. PCGS did. I probably won't go for it - bidding is right at retail now. |
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I'm not sure about the MD Metalman. around the M looks more like a die break or crack to me. but a very nice coin anyway. it looks almost brand new to me like it was made yesterday lol
Gary
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I am way confused here. M/D would have little or no phase shift as here, but the separation seems a little drastic. The doubling also tends to look like ejection doubling with a cupped appearance. I believe I am seeing the same thing on the E in one, but why then, is it not on the bottom horizontal on the E? M/D is sort of like a stutter step and the doubling is flat. This does not appear flat. Plus M/D does not just show up on just one letter or location and this appears isolated. As I look harder around the rim and look at the other devises, I wonder if it is not just reflection?
Jim
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Posted 07/06/2007 5:30 pm
