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1996 $20 Jackson With Oversized Cut
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Old Post Posted 08/15/2023  5:46 pm
Thank everyone. Here are two more pics. I'd like to get this one graded when I have a few coins done.
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1996 $20 Jackson With Oversized Cut
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Old Post Posted 08/13/2023  8:27 pm
Has this type of error been found much for the 1996 $20? Don't recall the name of the, maybe butterfly, cut. I'll post some additional pics tonight when at desktop. Had to crop this to get file size. Thanks.
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1969 Lincoln Penny - Mint Proof Coin Still In Cellophane With Rim Damage
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Old Post Posted 08/11/2023  9:25 pm
The thought was intended for dialog. Because through dialog we open things up and learn more.

So here is a thought. Let us not speak to speak down to another, but yet speak to educate another. That is what this forum, IMHO, is meant for. Sharing
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins

1969 Lincoln Penny - Mint Proof Coin Still In Cellophane With Rim Damage
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Old Post Posted 08/11/2023  8:03 pm
Since this LMC was damaged during the packing process at the mint does that not take the coin out of PMD? Technically it was damaged at the mint. I ask this because technically finding another 1969 LMC with this damage has a rarity as would a DD; therefore, it would present a higher value. Just tossing a thought out there.
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2020 P Nickel With Die Chips
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Old Post Posted 08/11/2023  6:41 pm
nice hornets nets. Overall not a bad 2020P Nickel.
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1960 D LMC RPM-110(?)
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Old Post Posted 08/08/2023  2:00 pm
Although the results were for large date. The method can potentially assist at times. Be it the first time I've tried this. Never know.
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1960 D LMC RPM-110(?)
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Old Post Posted 08/08/2023  1:54 pm
Tried something different and took a screen shot of your coin. Edited it to erase on-screen junk, then tried Lens. Located two RPM-50 on ebay. They have similar die wear on the outer edge of 9, 6 & 0 in the date. Try that.
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1962 D Lincoln Penny 3.31g
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Old Post Posted 08/08/2023  1:30 pm
During circulation the film, residual substances, created would be the additional weigh.
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2023 D Jefferson Nickel Even The Eyelid Ed Could Not Escape
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Old Post Posted 08/08/2023  09:16 am

Seems like this is a grading question.
If so you are speaking about PMD, post mint damage.
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1964 - D Jefferson Nickel - RPM
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Old Post Posted 07/27/2023  10:15 pm
Hard to say with the pictures due to glare. Take a look here http://varietyvista.com/05%20JN%20R...201964D.htm). It might just be MD as stated.
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2017-P Quarter - MO - DDR-001 Or Is This A DDR-002
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  7:58 pm
I see what you are speaking of about the 2nd Flr.
AGREE on the find! Thanks for that.
Might have another 3, but lets see what everyone thinks. Working on the pics now.
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2000-D State Quarter - VA - WDDO-001 - Not Sure Of Die State
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  7:43 pm
As for the same die: I'm not sure about the die state for the DDR-001 listed, and I think this coin look like an EDS.
When seeing them side-by-side the curvature at the bottom of the lobe is different. With such a same difference it is hard to tell. To match a professional pictures lighting can be tricky. Well when you have a lot to learn with microscope photos.
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2000-D State Quarter - VA - WDDO-001 - Not Sure Of Die State
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  7:10 pm
Nah the link is on track. I was addressing the Y in LIBERTY and how it was of the correct thickness on the right side. Good to know it is working Dearborn, since my new security software was blocked the use of Preview when posting. Fixed that now.
Thanks. Recently I came across a few that are pretty nice, and not listed at this time, unless the differences equate to die state.

Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins

2000-D State Quarter - VA - WDDO-001 - Not Sure Of Die State
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  2:36 pm
I see what you are saying Willburton, but nothing done different. That is how it looks. I just checked the obverse example I have for state quarters and this is how they are. (https://www.usmint.gov/wordpress/wp...obverse.jpg)
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2017-P Quarter - MO - DDR-001 Or Is This A DDR-002
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  2:13 pm
Same thought I had Tanman. Thank you for the feedback!
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2017-P Quarter - MO - DDR-001 Or Is This A DDR-002
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  1:24 pm
Yet another quarter that has me . The DDR-001 listed on Variety Vista http://varietyvista.com/09e%20WQ%20...quarter.htm) seems to have longer and continuous doubling on both the center post in the middle and the right post. The right post does not show the doubling above the top rail though. Nor does this one show doubling below the right post below the bridge. Wondering what others think about this quarter. Thanks!!
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2000-D State Quarter - VA - WDDO-001 - Not Sure Of Die State
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  1:12 pm
Have this Virginia Quarter that is about spot on with the one listed on Wexler's http://doubleddie.com/186406.html), but none of the die markers are showing. Wondering if this is due to the die state or this just another DDO variety?
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1961 LMC Wondering About The L In Liberty
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  12:34 pm
Thanks for the confirmations!!
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1961 LMC Wondering About The L In Liberty
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  12:16 pm
Hey Spence. It is flapping a little, but not flying yet. Thanks!
I can see what you are thinking. It had me a little.
Forum: US Modern Variety and Error Coins
 
1961 LMC Wondering About The L In Liberty
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Old Post Posted 07/17/2023  11:35 am
Hey Folks - It has been sometime since I have been posting, since I have been trying to make use of the weather before I had my 2nd rotator cuff surgery. Yah.
Have a question about this 1961 LMC. The L in LIBERTY seems to have been sliced vertically. At first, I thought it was PMD, but for some reason I feel this was from the mint. Could this be the case? Thanks for any and all assistance.
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