Curious as to what everyone thinks of this one. It's very odd, as the tops of every letter is at a different depth than the rest of the letter, almost as if it has a lip at the top of each. This is especially apparent in the "T" as the horizontal portion of the "T" is at a completely seperate destinguishable "Height" or "Plane" than the Verticle Portion of it.
The Letter "I" also has a clear form pressed into it, Along with the odd "Lip" near the edge of the coin. Very interesting, and may very well be my first Double-Die, and all together first Really Solid Destinguishable Error!
Also, underneath a Washington, the Date "1982" - The "9" Seems Cut off at the Tail in comparison to other 1982 Quarters that I have looked at. Even side by side something seems off. Any thoughts? Also, I suppose there is a possibly everything I've stated and shown is Damage from circulation. But, I seriously doubt that in this case. Which is why I would love This Community's Opinions on the matter!
Also, I think this was one of the best Pictures I've been able to get well. As well as a great use of my Skills with Editing Photo Dyamic's that I use in my Advertising Outside of my Coin Hobby. Please give me some Feedback on what you think about the Pics!
Posted 04/03/2019 12:04 am
