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Pillar of the Community
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They play heck on the eye downy they? I can't tell but a too get wondering about the 2017 P's they got a bunch of things going on. Since I can get rolls now for $3.00 versus 8 months ago $5.00 I have went through 1,500 and have 3 that look DDO and 5 that are DDR hands down. The ddrs's are very minor (left side of shield doubled) but still just as strong as them 6 fingers abes. Posting a pic is to hard with an android the coins are too glossy but I'm here to tell ya the 2017's got a bunch of things going on. All 5 of the ones I claim as DDR were in the same roll. Looks like we will be waiting for some authenticating in the die variety world for a while longer. I got more questions than answer's right now. |
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Wow, that's great. You have more patience than me. 1500 coins is a lot of coins but fun when you find some nuggets. Take care
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Pillar of the Community
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Been through about 16000 or so brand new Shiney 2017 P I think they have some sort of master die doubling like tanman said on another thread and luvmycam I have a few of what looks like DDR but I can't get pics of them to show it |
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Pillar of the Community
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time will tell ,the one that well make money is bu with a nice clear coin ,this year is going to have to many errors for some and no value .  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Looks like the eye area was affected by another coins contact on that area. Note sure what you are showing on the LIBERTY. But if it is on the left side of the devices towards the rim area, it is just Die Deterioration. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Not sure what's going on with the eye, but LIBERTY is showing classic MD.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Especially in the second row of pics, right side.
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Bedrock of the Community
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The last image looks like slight MD. Glare, light at low angles can give a false idea of what your seeing. Even with two or more lights, it confuses what we are seeing. So on micro photos, on bulb light sources are best. You have light and shadows. With two lights, it can flood the image, or create false shadows. (Around corners) so if you see something, but it only shows at on angle, the light can be creating a false image. So when you see this, try rotating the coin to see if you are really seeing hub doubling. Still not sure? Try your setup with a known variety. Rotating the coin. Then you'll see if it is caused by the light or is actually a doubled die.
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I just found this   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Grumpydog, TWO things:
The post you are responding to is nearly two years old...
and, PLEASE post your photos in your own thread, so we can respond to you better.
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