Strike through error; 1959 d. Penny obverse.

Dewlynn59

Oldhoopster

Are you expecting to get different responses than you did from your previous post ?

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1059979/1959-d-mule-die-damaged-the-obverse#latest

MFeld

I thought it was just additional trolling and reported it.

MWallace

Déjà Vu

MsMorrisine

It’s none of that

No, we aren’t interested in buying it

ifthevamzarockin

Last thread it was a "Mule Die"

Now it's a "Mule clash cud strike through"

You're doing great at making up numismatic terms that you don't understand and no one here understands them either.

Dewlynn59

Now it’s a Struck through error. Oucurs when a foreign object lies on top of the planchet and leaves an impression of itself when struck into the coin. A wide variety of objects could have caused this damage.

Kliao

I just see scratches. Spender.

Dewlynn59

My opinion. My coin. Unless otherwise graded as such or something else like a Blockage or Indent. I think the U.S. Treasury or Mint: has this answer! And No I didn’t offer it for sale. I will hold onto it as an capital gain asset. Thank you coin community for your cander. Even a fool seems wise if he kept his 🤐

JBK

Eternal optimist? No, eternal delusionist.

It is clearly a damaged coin, and considering how bad the photo is, it should be more obvious in person.

But please do send it in for slabbing.

tincup

@Dewlynn59 said:
My opinion. My coin. Unless otherwise graded as such or something else like a Blockage or Indent. I think the U.S. Treasury or Mint: has this answer! And No I didn’t offer it for sale. I will hold onto it as an capital gain asset. Thank you coin community for your cander. Even a fool seems wise if he kept his 🤐

I'm not sure your investment endeavor will work out for you. But good luck.

Steven59

@ifthevamzarockin said:
Last thread it was a "Mule Die"

Now it's a "Mule clash cud strike through"

You're doing great at making up numismatic terms that you don't understand and no one here understands them either.

Now just a "Strike Through Error". Easier to type......

MsMorrisine

@Dewlynn59 said:
this damage.

damage it is!

Dewlynn59

@Steven59 said:

@ifthevamzarockin said:
Last thread it was a "Mule Die"

Now it's a "Mule clash cud strike through"

You're doing great at making up numismatic terms that you don't understand and no one here understands them either.

Now just a "Strike Through Error". Easier to type......

@Steven59 said:

@ifthevamzarockin said:
Last thread it was a "Mule Die"

Now it's a "Mule clash cud strike through"

You're doing great at making up numismatic terms that you don't understand and no one here understands them either.

Now just a "Strike Through Error". Easier to type......

Maybe if you learn to look up the the terms of words used in this environment, ie mule die clash, strike through error ect. You to will gain knowledge in this industry. I see mule marks and a strike through error. Now if there’s a grader of coins in this community that can give solid advise to me then I’m game.

ifthevamzarockin

@Dewlynn59 "I will hold onto it as an capital gain asset."

Post of the day!

MsMorrisine

what advise are you seeking?

Dewlynn59

“Horton, hears a Who”?

JBK

@Dewlynn59 said:

Maybe if you learn to look up the the terms of words used in this environment, ie mule die clash, strike through error ect. You to will gain knowledge in this industry. I see mule marks and a strike through error. Now if there’s a graded of coins in this community that can give solid advise to me then I’m game.

One of the people who already gave you an opinion is the error expert who would probably be the one to review it if you send it to PCGS.

But go ahead and pay for an opinion that you already got for free.

ifthevamzarockin

ifthevamzarockin

@Dewlynn59 "Even a fool seems wise if he kept his" 🤐

Please show us how wise you are.

Dewlynn59

Question have you ever had a 1959 Lincoln cent? And What is your expertise on the subject matter.

AlanSki

@Dewlynn59 said:
Question have you ever had a 1959 Lincoln cent? And What is your expertise on the subject matter.

I have some rolls. Guess that makes me an expert.

Dewlynn59

Okay except roller. My people with ptsd having flashbacks f incoming rounds as snowflakes.

Dewlynn59

I canceled my subscription with Pcgs.

AlanSki

@Dewlynn59 said:
Okay except roller. My people with ptsd having flashbacks f incoming rounds as snowflakes.

I tried using Google translate but was unable to decipher what you were saying.

ifthevamzarockin

@Dewlynn59 "Question have you ever had a 1959 Lincoln cent?"

Here is a whole roll for ya..... Only $3.50 + $3.50 shipping. ( not my listing )
Just think of the capital gains you could make with it!

384236289035

MsMorrisine

Approximately 1.28 Billion were minted

They are plentiful. Check eBay.

Dewlynn59

I got you. But one man’s trash is another’s treasure

ChrisH821

@Dewlynn59 said:
I got you. But one man’s trash is another’s treasure

Key date with nice details. Unfortunate that it got damaged at some point.

ifthevamzarockin

@ChrisH821 "Unfortunate that it got damaged at some point."

That's not damage it's another "mule clash cud strike through"

ricko

Never mind. Cheers, RickO

tincup

Have to say it again.... we are living in Bizarro World.

1630Boston

@Dewlynn59 said:

Maybe if you learn to look up the the terms of words used in this environment, ie mule die clash, strike through error ect. You to will gain knowledge in this industry. I see mule marks and a strike through error. Now if there’s a grader of coins in this community that can give solid advise to me then I’m game.

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PCGS_Moderator

This thread has been closed.

Not sure why this thread was created when there is another one that deals with the same question:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1059979/1959-d-mule-die-damaged-the-obverse#latest