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Heres an odd die clash I just found. The reason this one is odd because of the location of the clash. It doesn't match up at all.   CENTS: 6016 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1995 1DO-001 Trail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 1 Die clash: 2 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 3 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:100 die varities:0 errors:0 Edited by Double Mint
04/17/2011 07:41 am
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I made my list larger for the DDOs and DDRs. I had a list of certain ones I was looking for. If I'm right I should find 5 or more DDOs or DDRs per box. So I'm going back through the change I have before I dump them. I do have one question for Coppercoins or any other expert that could answer this question for me. How is it that some letters and numbers are considered double dies when they are just fatter appearances with no splitting what so ever? Thats one thing I never understood about double dies. Because I always thought there had to be some splitting somewhere to even be considered double dies.
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CENTS: 6016 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1989 1995 1DO-001 Trail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 1 Die clash: 2 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 3 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:100 die varities:0 errors:0 |
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Heres the newest list. CENTS: 8520 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1989 1995 1DO-001 1963D Trail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 1 Die clash: 3 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 3 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:100 die varities:0 errors:0 |
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Ok update I've gone through 2500 cents and found nothing. I got about 1000 more to go through but lucks been a little down lately. I'm going to probably get another box tomorrow then Ill go to the dollar store and pick up a rabbit foot or something. CENTS: 11040 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1989 1995 1DO-001 1963D Trail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 1 Die clash: 3 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 3 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:100 die varities:0 errors:0 Edited by Double Mint
04/25/2011 6:30 pm
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I went through 1000 cents and got about 500 more to go through but pulled out a nice 1983 Cud and a possible 2001 DDR. Ill take a picture of the Cud later tonight and share it with yas. CENTS: 12060 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1989 1995 1DO-001 1963D 2001 possible DDRTrail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 2 Die clash: 3 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 20 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:180 die varities:0 errors:0 |
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I enjoy keeping up with this thread. It's fun and interesting. Great idea 1913-V. Thank you for sharing your findings.  I am also interested is the question you asked Coppercoins regarding thick and fat doubling. |
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Heres the 83 Cud.  |
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You may want to study up a little on the classes of doubled dies. I have have way too much to learn to be trying to spit out answers to your questions, but I have a much better idea after studying them a little. The different classes explain why doubling occurs in certain areas and directions on coins.
The class that (I believe) answers your question the best is class VI (not class 6), distended hub doubling.
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Okay I went through 1000 cents and found another 1983 Cud. This one is different than the last one I found. Ill take pics later. I'm not doing so good finding any die varieties. I also looked through 5 rolls of quarters and nothing. I picked up a box of cents today and might pick up a box of nickels later. CENTS: 13060 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1989 1995 1DO-001 1963D 2001 possible DDRTrail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 1 Cud: 3 Die clash: 3 Nickels:800 die varities:0 errors:0 DIMES: 20 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:400 die varities:0 errors:0 |
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Heres the other 83 Cud I found that I said Id take a pic of. I also found a 2003 Cud in the box of cents I'm going through.   |
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So I guess you didn't pick up the rabbit's foot.  |
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Nah no rabbits foot couldnt find one. I wear a lucky hat now  . I've found a total of nine Cuds in bout nine years now. So I think my hat is doing good at the moment. |
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You need my job I work for coin star I see over 10,000 dollars worth of change every day. I may see 50 silver coins a day
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Im still going through change from last week. I still got about 1000 nickles and 1000 pennies to look at. Plus I just picked up a box of pennies yesterday that I didnt even touch yet. The weather has just been so nice lately that I havent had much time to look through change. CENTS: 14560 Die Varieties: RPM: DDO: 1983 1989 1995 1DO-001 1963D 2001 possible DDRTrail Dies: 2010 1DEO-unlisted Errors: Large die chip: 2 Cud: 4 Die clash: 3 Lathe Lines: 1 Nickels:1800 die varities RPM: 1941 S errors:0 DIMES: 20 die varities:0 errors:0 Quarters:400 die varities:0 errors:0 Edited by Double Mint
05/11/2011 10:16 pm
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