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Edited by BlueSolo
04/22/2015 10:16 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I will Blue, I'll get back.
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Edited by BlueSolo
04/22/2015 10:31 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Yes, thank you. There are many- I will check them.
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Here is a reverse view from the mint:  |
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There are few from the Denver mint. Mine is not shown. There is no MD on the coin.
The view is pretty magnificent. I guess when Clark and Lewis saw that, they were halfway home.
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what are these cracks from is it not from the die on reverse side applying more pressure than the other? markings of it being pushed threw.  |
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Teachmind111: All of those look like PMD normally seen on circulating coins. What you are explaining would be raised, not sunken into the coin |
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ok thank you for that so its called raised .... or( ) ?
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You are referring to a different error.
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This is a 2005 D, Blue. I could only find a few listed, but none like this one. In the absence of md on the coin, I'm thinking this is an unlisted DDR. I will put it with my other two unlisted coins. I don't think the value of two 2005 DDR's and a 2009 LMC DDR warrants the price of attribution. |
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Posted 04/22/2015 10:08 pm
