1972S 1 cent brain explossion
acadien
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I guest no other cent came out after this one. Figure this one out………….
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Pocket piece from Nam.
"A dog breaks your heart only one time and that is when they pass on". Unknown
seriously?
BHNC #203
Beat up, moved metal, and well traveled for nearly 50 years from California to Canada.
The stories that cent could tell if it could talk.
What do YOU think is so remarkable that you take a bunch of closeups and post them?
I knew it would happen.
PMD
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
Nothing but PMD. If you keep posting coins like this, you will get put on ignore by some of us. [And probably get sarcastic nonsense from others of us.]
By now, you should be able to recognize that nothing on that coin is a Mint variety or error.
Road kill, Walmart parking lot.
bob
My YouTube Channel
eww, fugly to. jmo
PLCD... Parking Lot Car Damage.......That coin has been driven over several time... Cheers, RickO
Please read to the end.....thank you
**Now let me explain what is traumatic brain injury **_Moderate to Severe from my car accident in 2007.**
A traumatic brain injury is when the brain is damaged by an external mechanical force, when your involved in a car accident,
How does it affect people?
People with moderate to severe injuries can have problems communicating, paying attention, processing thoughts quickly, learning, remembering, planning, problem-solving, meeting goals, and thinking abstractly or flexibly.
Damage to the part of the brain called the frontal lobes affects people’s ability to regulate their thoughts, emotions and behaviour. It can cause people to be impulsive, irritable, have reduced drive, be apathetic, to have excessive emotions or a flattened mood.
Difficulties understanding the emotions and intentions of others (known as social cognition) may cause reduced empathy and socially inappropriate behaviour. Reduced self-awareness can also result in lack of insight into their abilities and the changes others perceive.
Traumatic brain injury can change an individual’s personality to the point where they “may no longer be the same person” that they were before. Given that many of these difficulties can occur without physical problems, they fall under the umbrella of an “invisible disability”.
How does traumatic brain injury affect the brain?
Injuries can be due to the immediate effect of the impact (known as primary injuries) or ones that follow these (secondary complications).
Primary injuries include: lacerations, when the brain tissue is cut or torn; contusions, when the brain is bruised; rupturing of blood vessels; and axonal injury, where neurons are stretched and torn.
These can occur where the object hits the head (a focal injury) or throughout the brain (diffuse injury). Parts of the brain known as the frontal and temporal lobes are most susceptible to both of these types of injuries. This is because of their large size and as they are close to the hard and uneven surfaces of the skull that can cause damage.
Secondary complications include brain lesions (damaged brain tissue); brain swelling, increased intracranial pressure (pressure inside the skull), herniation (movement of brain tissue), tissue death, hypoxia (oxygen deprivation) and infection.
How is it managed?
Recovery from a traumatic brain injury varies from person to person. Some people can easily resume their lives while others can struggle adjusting to their limitations, new lifestyle and new self. Some can have trouble living independently, fulfilling life goals and finding a meaningful place in society.
Behavioural and emotional difficulties are significant barriers to long-term recovery.
I am very sorry for those who believe I should have learn enough not to post PMD and eventually be ignore by some of you. Sure don't want to get sarcastic nonsense from the coin from.
I hope that most of you will understand. That even by now, It's a long learning process for me and the only dumb questions, are the one not asked. I am doing my best to learn this new hobby and if anyone think, that In should stop annoying you. Please fell free to let me know. If I am not fit for this forum Ill just move on to another that will accept me the way I am.
Thanks to all of you that have replied and wishes you all the best.
Thank Ricko, you're comments are always shill and I really appreciate you. A+
Thanks Bob, appreciated
Thank you Fred
Thank you Hermispherical
Hello Ricko, Can you give me your feed back on the DDO on the word IN and the mint mark if RPM .
Thanks the only dumb question are the one not asked.
@acadien
You will do fine here. Keep up the therapy and continue the coin hunt.
Always remember to fun.
@acadien ...The word IN has machine doubling... and the mint mark is PMD.....Cheers, RickO
This is unfortunate, if true, and we all wish the best for you. However, I stand by what I said. People will start to either ignore you or post sarcastic nonsense because of the sheer number of people (or alts) posting Parking Lot Car Damage coins and asking if they are rare errors. You can circumvent this by posting fewer, focused images and asking direct questions. In this case, you posted multiple images of a beat up coin and didn't so much ask a question as state a conclusion and offer a challenge.
How about next time you start with a single close up image and a question like: Do you see the "8", does it look doubled? Or something to that effect.
@acadien "I am not fit for this forum Ill just move on to another"
No need for that. Keep in mind that any public forums can be tough at times and you need to have thick skin.
You are as welcome here as anybody else unless our host sees it otherwise.
Thanks for letting everybody know a little bit about you.
You might find you get more constructive comments on the Q&A forum. Also if you started a thread for your new finds and questions and then just keep adding your new stuff to it. When members see your thread at the top they will know to look at your new items. I think you will find there are plenty of members here that are more than willing to help you out. If I see a new post on your thread I will be more than happy to help. There are others that check the Q&A fairly often like Hemi, Aspie & Insider , I'm sure they would be happy to help as well. The members that don't want to see what you are posting will learn to just ignore your thread. You might still get a few funny comments that are not meant to be hurtful but it should cut down on some of the angry posts you might get on the main board. I am new here and can't speak for other members but I think some might get upset when "Buy/Sell/Trade/Q&A" threads get posted on the main board.
The hobby of coins requires a certain amount of memory. If you are using this to help you regain and restore your memory that is great and don't let anyone discourage you. If you are not able to regain it you may want to look at other areas of the hobby like tokens, modern, bullion, type set, paper money and other fun stuff. Errors are tough and it's not for everyone. Don't be afraid to branch out and find new hobbies, it helps to keep coins from getting old and you may find something that you enjoy more or find more rewarding.
Hang in there!