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Nice one marv65 I have a few of these from the 50 s I knew what they were but followed your link to better understand how it happens thanks for posting the link.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice example, Marv. It's surprising that there are no cracks on the reverse.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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I see this all the time and wondered what it was called...thanks!!!
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Good eye.  |
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Nice example, Marv.
Errers and Varietys.
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Yeah, you've got almost a whole Lincoln head coming through the back! =)
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Have come across these searching cent rolls and old Whitman folders over the decades--some are rather strong. Nice example!
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Nice example Marv65. Thanks for posting the link explaining the process - now I understand how it occurs. |
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Early 40's and 50's were the period to find these. Nice example.
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Thank you everybody for the comments! |
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Nice example. Odd it is showing little if any at all on the obverse. Maybe a changed out die?
-makecents-
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Checking back in to say that I appreciate your great in-focus cropped photos that clearly show the topic. Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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Odd it is showing little if any at all on the obverse. Maybe a changed out die? True - the obverse die shows a little bit of wear but obviously not as much as the reverse. Quote:
Checking back in to say that I appreciate your great in-focus cropped photos that clearly show the topic Thank you. I was having a horrible time adjusting the lighting and then BadThad gave me some tips and my pictures have been coming out a lot better! |
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