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Pillar of the Community
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Your really need to ask a specific, detailed, and complete question in order for us to help you.
Also, your pictures need to be better.
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New Member
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New pic will be coming soon.
With detailed topic. Thx
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Bedrock of the Community
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 to CCF; look forward to discussing design creep. When I read "design creep", I automatically thought of "scope creep", the bane of every corporate meeting.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Mike diamond wrote about 'design creep' however cant remember if it was certain years or denominations but it is a thing.
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Thx for the link. But I've already visited. Which reminded me of a coin I put aside with the exact same traits.
Sending new pics soon. Next hour more detailed pics will be available. According to the link only a few exzist.
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Rest in Peace
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Just going by the posted pic I'd say it's more likely MAD. The letters aren't cut-off and center of the coin looks fairly normal.
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Looking at the liberty for design creep. The letters slide off the quarter. I believe? Need a expert opinion. But I'm having a difficult time finding anything to reference with. Thx again..    |
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks like PMD to me. Quote:
The result is that the face of the coin struck by the deformed die lacks the design rim and the peripheral design elements are cut off. This is from the article Buddy was referring to. While it looks like the devices run into rim on your coin, this is most likely from wear. Secondly your coin appears to have full rim. If I understand article right the rim would be absent on a "Creeper" coin. Oh yea I almost forgot To the CCF Edited by MontCollector
01/24/2017 11:49 pm
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A lot of the quarters from before 1973 were technically in AG condition as soon as their luster was broken because there was so little (no) separation between the tops of the letters and the rim. This usually affected the reverse but often it was the obverse or both depending on the exact orientation of the dies when the coin was struck. Surprisingly little care was taken to make attractive clad until this century. They did respond to the early complaints about State Quarter quality. Time don't fly, it bounds and leaps.
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That is not Design creep. There is no rim on design creep, as well as a blotchy surface, which this coin does not have. I am the discoverer if you want more information
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Design creep has only been found on modern Jefferson nickels I believe. And maybe only one year but infant remember such. Your quarter is common circulation edge rounding |
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slight MAD with wear from circulation
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Posted 01/24/2017 7:19 pm
