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OK I couldn't figure out if this is a Machine Doubling or a Double die or just Nothing at all, as you can see its a 1986D and it looks like a Combination mix of the two, Double die and Machine Doubling. I cant tell any more, Or its just me going nuts again  .  I don't need to explain what I see on the penny, its all in the photos, and what ever you say or explain about this penny in any way will be a big help for all of us to learn more and more every day.  I hope the photos are good. Image:  DSC08229.jpg46.86 KB Image: DSC08235.jpg43.73 KB Image: DSC08240.jpg41.34 KB Edited by Silver Gorilla
01/06/2008 01:39 am
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in the first three pics what your seeing is an effect of Die Deterioration,, it is really common to see this type of thing on the Lincolns . I can't tell what is in the close ups the pics are really fuzzy . Metalman |
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I can't tell anything from the pictures. You might want to try backing up a little bit, getting more of the date and other details in each shot , and trying to get a little better focus.
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Bill
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Metalman, Bill, ill try to retake photos of the date and repost again. Thanks for letting me know.
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Silver, that's a very nice coin and I havent seen it reported anywhere. The "GOD" (picture 8297)looks to be double-die. The remainder, to me, looks like die wear.
Jim
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jhs to me it looks as if it is a double-die date, and the (In God) and the (R) in Trust, The rest of it looks to be like Machine Doubling, or it would be what Metalman said, ( Die Deterioration) But ill just leave this to Coppercoins and Metalman and foundinrolls to have a look at it, There is something very odd about the date 1986. But I'm no expert to know what I'm looking at. Edited by Silver Gorilla
01/06/2008 10:41 am
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looks like die chatter I have a few 1986-D that look the same.
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Metalman had it right - that's just a form of die wear and is very common. No doubling at all, you're looking at odd curvitures in the field.
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Thanks Metalman thanks coppercoins. Now I should be OK at knowing what to find and exactly what to look for in Pennies. I just got so confused with the odd curvature's on the date, Thinking that the date was split, it just really confused the heck out of me.
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The pictures do indeed show, as coppercoins and others have said. Die wear and no die doubling.
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Posted 01/06/2008 12:22 am
I hope these are better then the others, If not then ill just have to get me a new Hy powered Digital camera.
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