Posted 10/12/2010 7:25 pm
Thanks for the comment collectall.
I know you want someone else to reply but I must not have made myself clear (my bad). It can't be gas bubbles because the dot has the same shape, size and position over the nine I have found.
I started this talk because I personally found these from three source.
1. Opening a roll and finding 7 of them.
2. Two in pocket change, one with the dot broken off.
3. An ebay listing with the dot visible
ebay is not the best source but it proves that these are not isolated to my area, and can be found by anyone. This was a few years ago and I'm unable to give you it as a referene.
I'm not saying these are worth tonnes of money like the 1936 dots. They are more like the 1994 50 cent dot in G, 1956 dot dime and the 1963 dot cent. They are more likely to come from different dies than being gas bubbles.
I was hoping someone else could find one and confirm it as anything.
I know you want someone else to reply but I must not have made myself clear (my bad). It can't be gas bubbles because the dot has the same shape, size and position over the nine I have found.
I started this talk because I personally found these from three source.
1. Opening a roll and finding 7 of them.
2. Two in pocket change, one with the dot broken off.
3. An ebay listing with the dot visible
ebay is not the best source but it proves that these are not isolated to my area, and can be found by anyone. This was a few years ago and I'm unable to give you it as a referene.
I'm not saying these are worth tonnes of money like the 1936 dots. They are more like the 1994 50 cent dot in G, 1956 dot dime and the 1963 dot cent. They are more likely to come from different dies than being gas bubbles.
I was hoping someone else could find one and confirm it as anything.
