Foreign MD VS DD what do you think? poll

LanceNewmanOCC

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cmerlo1

That's a great example of a doubled die.

PBRat

Double die. Look at the split serif on the G in Jugoslavia (and elsewhere).

seanq

Excellent example of a Class V (pivoted hub) doubled die, with the pivot point around K-9:30 and a counterclockwise shift.

Was this a cherrypick or did you buy it attributed? I will have to add this one to my list of foreign DDs to look for.

Sean Reynolds

koynekwest

Nice example of a doubled die. There are some real monsters of foreign d dies out there. I've posted this one before but I'll post it again-

Mexico and Brazil both have some really nice d dies. In fact, the entire current coinage of Brazil contains excellent examples of every denomination.

LanceNewmanOCC

@seanq said:
Was this a cherrypick or did you buy it attributed? I will have to add this one to my list of foreign DDs to look for.

thanks.

ya i went on a foreign bucket rampage this morning and i usually look at yugo, brazil, chile maybe a few mexico. bought several pounds. thankfully found some decent stuff, especially that unc mexico mid-20th century group.

@koynekwest

VERY nice. i've only found one and yours appears much nicer than the one i found. mine was au something. traded it for some books.

seanq

@koynekwest said:
Nice example of a doubled die. There are some real monsters of foreign d dies out there.....

Mexico and Brazil both have some really nice d dies. In fact, the entire current coinage of Brazil contains excellent examples of every denomination.

SSsshhhhhh!!! Foreign varieties are fast becoming my favorite things to cherrypick. I've been spending more and more time hunting in the foreign coin categories on eBay, not only Mexico and Brazil but Colombia and early German issues (1920s through the 40s) are absolutely ripe with varieties. You can get a lot of bang for your buck too, like the coin you shared - there is nothing close to that on US coinage that the average collector could afford.

Also... remember half an hour ago when I said I would add the OP's coin to my list of hunting targets? Well it wasn't on that list for long, as there was one with a very reasonable Buy It Now sitting unattributed on eBay.

Sean Reynolds

koynekwest

@LanceNewmanOCC said:

@seanq said:
Was this a cherrypick or did you buy it attributed? I will have to add this one to my list of foreign DDs to look for.

thanks.

ya i went on a foreign bucket rampage this morning and i usually look at yugo, brazil, chile maybe a few mexico. bought several pounds. thankfully found some decent stuff, especially that unc mexico mid-20th century group.

@koynekwest

VERY nice. i've only found one and yours appears much nicer than the one i found. mine was au something. traded it for some books.

I have the whole set-1c thru the real. It makes a nice set. I also have the big Mexico 1978 10c and the 1981/82 20c. If these were US coins they'd be worth considerable money.

seanq

@koynekwest said:

@LanceNewmanOCC said:

@seanq said:
Was this a cherrypick or did you buy it attributed? I will have to add this one to my list of foreign DDs to look for.

thanks.

ya i went on a foreign bucket rampage this morning and i usually look at yugo, brazil, chile maybe a few mexico. bought several pounds. thankfully found some decent stuff, especially that unc mexico mid-20th century group.

@koynekwest

VERY nice. i've only found one and yours appears much nicer than the one i found. mine was au something. traded it for some books.

I have the whole set-1c thru the real. It makes a nice set. I also have the big Mexico 1978 10c and the 1981/82 20c. If these were US coins they'd be worth considerable money.

If you ever stumble across any duplicates, let me know, those are all on my list. I have a nice Mexican 1979 20c DDO but not the two big ones you mentioned.

Here's a close-up picture of a 1947/5 Colombian 20 Centavo, imagine the buzz a nice clear overdate like this would cause on a US coin:

Sean Reynolds

Jimnight

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ricko

Nice DD there.... I have some foreign coins... silver... Been in the family for many, many years. I never checked them for DD's or other anomalies.... No idea why, just kept them as coins my father had. Will do that forthwith... Cheers, RickO

messydesk

OP coin is textbook Class V doubling.

LanceNewmanOCC

@seanq said:

here is one of the uruguays mentioned. not sure if you had seen this. look at both sides of all denoms.

i picked up a 1997 brasil 10 cent i think may be double struck or it is ddo/ddr. i thought erosion at first but the separation is pretty far apart and clear. need better pics first.

i don't recall seeing such strong clashing on this india coin before. i was checking for the nice dd that this one is known to have.

koynekwest

Will do, seanq. Hey-that rhymes!

messydesk

@LanceNewmanOCC said:

@seanq said:

here is one of the uruguays mentioned. not sure if you had seen this. look at both sides of all denoms.

i picked up a 1997 brasil 10 cent i think may be double struck or it is ddo/ddr. i thought erosion at first but the separation is pretty far apart and clear. need better pics first.

Great Class I doubling.

mannie gray

@messydesk said:

@LanceNewmanOCC said:

@seanq said:

here is one of the uruguays mentioned. not sure if you had seen this. look at both sides of all denoms.

i picked up a 1997 brasil 10 cent i think may be double struck or it is ddo/ddr. i thought erosion at first but the separation is pretty far apart and clear. need better pics first.

Great Class I doubling.

Awesome doubling!

koynekwest

That is a nice example.

Namvet69

Very nice examples of dd and rotation. I'm always looking for that. The hunt continues. Peace Roy

Namvet69

Here's a nice clash on a lowly India one pice. Peace Roy

LanceNewmanOCC

@Namvet69 said:
Here's a nice clash on a lowly India one pice. Peace Roy

nice coin and a nice asoka lion clash.

JRocco

Foreign coins can be really interesting when searching for varieties.
This coin was from 1893 yet a 3 is punched in over the 8 making it 5
centuries older than when minted

LanceNewmanOCC

this is the most rotated date clash for the type i've seen yet. usually it is up around k12 which this one has as well.

LanceNewmanOCC

the ngc world coin photo shows a nice ddr, look at centavos. obv has concentric scribe marks AND a nice k12 date multi-clash.

for now, i think this is the best i can do. these steel surfaces are an absolute bear to image to show the ddo/ddr. it probably isn't d/s but it is one odd dd coin.

koynekwest

Here's a Mexican monster-

LanceNewmanOCC

@koynekwest said:

what are moose called in mexico!!

an exceptional example.

isn't there one with that type of reverse with a very nice spread as well. i don't recall years or denoms for most foreign ddo/ddr etc, just the designs.

koynekwest

The one I posted is the strongest I know of and it's an excellent example of a Class I doubled die. It's also quite rare with only a handful known. I also have the 1981/82 but no pic of that one.

2dueces

Extremely interesting coins. I know this is a US coin forum but this thread breaks up the usual posts in a very enlightening way. Thanks from a side liner.

LanceNewmanOCC

in looking up some foreign i came across this image (again?) and thought i'd share it here. always find it neat when a variety/error is used somewhere generic like this ngc world coin lookup, coinfacts etc. photograde is notorious for using amazing coins in random spots.

jesbroken

Very noticeable. Thanks to all for sharing. Some interesting doubling going on with these coins.
Jim

koynekwest

Mexico has some outstanding doubled dies. That is one of them. Very nice!!

LanceNewmanOCC

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LanceNewmanOCC

cherried myself, i guess. i didn't intentionally purchase the ddo yugo coin.

was going through a few pounds and found some i didn't recall putting in my keep pile (a big one).

so without further ado:

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and this one where the name is SO small, i wouldn't use the tip of a pen to point it out but rather the tip of a needle!

i did intentionally purchase this one. only one of its type in what i looked through, that i saw in 2 different 15-20 lb buckets.