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Pillar of the Community
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What I'm talking about is the bottom right corner where the r.g. initials are.in the photo with two coins, the top one is the odd one.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Probably a minor anomoly during the striking process. The mint churns out billions of coins
at a rate of about 750 per minute so there are bound to be minor variations happen.
Certainly not anything that would be attributed as an error as it is so minor.
Keep it if you like but I doubt there is any extra value.
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The columns appear to have doubling on all the photos until the last one. I'm leaning on the idea the doubling is caused by your lighting. Try diffusing the light to tone down reflection and shadows.
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The last coin is a different coin, just there for comparison.to show the difference.
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah, the Memorial looks "bent" - may be a continuation of that linear plating bubble cutting through/under that area.
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Pillar of the Community
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Hey JimmyD. Congratulations on 9K posts!
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Thank you rothery, I believe your the first person to see what I see in this forum in about 40 different post. Thank you.
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Pillar of the Community
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yes I see it maybe a start of a lamination then struck to create a tilted effect, which also made doubled pillars?
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yes I see it maybe a start of a lamination On Copper coated zinc planchettes lamination "errors" don't occur. But them darn plating bubbles sure as heck do...... |
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I was wrong, the shadow of the post on steps fooled me, coin looks normal other than plating bubbles
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Two linear plating bubbles. On on each side.
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