Notice how the letters are mushy and the rim is folded over the letters. That's a characteristic of a dryer coin (you can look it up in www.error-ref.com). It couldn't have gone through the upset mill multiple times after it was struck, plus the upset mill is set for a specific diameter, so even if it was possible, the diameter would not get smaller each time.
Lots of magnified pics, but no pic of the entire front and rev.
Notice how the letters are mushy and the rim is folded over the letters. That's a characteristic of a dryer coin (you can look it up in www.error-ref.com). It couldn't have gone through the upset mill multiple times after it was struck, plus the upset mill is set for a specific diameter, so even if it was possible, the diameter would not get smaller each time.
Lots of magnified pics, but no pic of the entire front and rev.
Sorry about pics... The microscope I'm using is not the greatest.
Notice how the letters are mushy and the rim is folded over the letters. That's a characteristic of a dryer coin (you can look it up in www.error-ref.com). It couldn't have gone through the upset mill multiple times after it was struck, plus the upset mill is set for a specific diameter, so even if it was possible, the diameter would not get smaller each time.
Lots of magnified pics, but no pic of the entire front and rev.
Sorry about pics... The microscope I'm using is not the greatest.
Actually, your close-up pics are very good, but a good pic of the entire ob/reverse would be nice, too.
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Too much time in the glue factory & parking lot.
Looks to me like it was rolledthrough the machine more than 3 times.
Not only that there are other letters visable.
More paredolia.
PMD on top of PMD
Im very good at that too....
Ran over
Damaged.
Notice how the letters are mushy and the rim is folded over the letters. That's a characteristic of a dryer coin (you can look it up in www.error-ref.com). It couldn't have gone through the upset mill multiple times after it was struck, plus the upset mill is set for a specific diameter, so even if it was possible, the diameter would not get smaller each time.
Lots of magnified pics, but no pic of the entire front and rev.
Sorry about pics... The microscope I'm using is not the greatest.
Actually, your close-up pics are very good, but a good pic of the entire ob/reverse would be nice, too.
Microscope?
Why?
Usually people ask for better/closer pics but in this case I'll bet a shot of the entire coin will tell the story.
Those are the weirdest coin photos I have ever seen???
Looks like PMD.....A full picture will help....Cheers, RickO
That pic confirms It's a dryer coin. It's PMD, not an error
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Damaged cent... likely caught in a dryer as mentioned above....Cheers, RickO