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Late state Die Cap Penny 1995 D EXCELLENT CONDITION
Catelizabeth81
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Recently acquired this. Looking to sell to right buyer.
https://m.facebook.com/groups/ErrorCoin/permalink/5231031656963862/
Back side is in comments.
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Suggest you post pics of both sides of your cent. And the third side, the edge. Good luck. Peace Roy
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The back side photo was in the comments under the 1st photo. The only one I didn't have was the side view.
The back side photo was in the comments under the 1st photo. The only one I didn't have was the side view.
Post pictures of BOTH sides of the coin.
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It is struck through a capped die, not a capped die.
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Struck thru a die cap, possibly a late state counterbrockage. In any case, an awesome find.
(on nomenclature: I use "die cap" for the coin that adheres to a die, which can than strike a new blank. I suppose "capped die" would refer to the die itself, and "capped die strike" would refer to a coin which had been struck by a die cap. It could be uniface, a brockage, a counterbrockage, may have the capped die's design start to bleed thru the cap, or something even weirder.)
Ed. S.
(EJS)