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In three months time ive went from knowing nothing to learning about double dies by posting coins and listening to Coops knowledge and studying his posts. Jan 1 this year I posted a 1972 die 2 thinking it was a die 4. Since than I have been searching tireslyfor that die. Never in a million years would I have expected what was in that wrap. Luck is definately a companion of the persistant.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Better images would be needed to know what you have. I'm not seeing hub doubling on your coin yet.
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Pillar of the Community
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What makes you think this is die #4 ? Rim Cuds appear on many 1972 cents and are not an exclusive marker. I honestly don't even see it as a doubled die with the pics provided. |
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I agree... need better pics. I'm not seeing any doubling on the E in we.
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Sorry it took so long to post. I do not have the right camera set up to take propper images. That being said there is seperation clockwise on speciman and all the markers are there. Although I cant get it verified through here the original question of the post is What is the first thing I should do if the find is substantial?
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Pillar of the Community
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And u found 20 of these in BU? Isn't die 4 a CCW spread also or no?
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Pillar of the Community
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Well I would suggest sending it to wexlers, to verify, if we are unable to verify for you via pictures, if he agrees with you, then off to anacs.
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Sorry my mistake counterclockwise. I originaly posted for advise not a verifacation. I guess ill find a local dealer who can set ke on right path.
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You would be better off sending to Wexler who is a pro then a local coin shop guy,IMHO. John1  |
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I agree I had an S.B.A DDR which would have been the first one and guy at coin shop verified it was and wexler verified it wasn't. Now that I'm a little more knowledgeable I can agree it wasnt. But the coin ship guy sure didn't know lol Edited by tweak800
02/16/2015 7:46 pm
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I hear ya tweak-i asked a coin shop 'coin expert' one time for advice and they were dead wrong....although I think he may have wanted the coin lol-was using him for an NGC submission-i do my own submissions now cant be dealing with these guys...
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Posted 02/16/2015 08:32 am
