1959 no mint mark ddo/ddr die break????
Sonnydew420
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Can anyone tell me what I'm looking at here doesn't look like postman damage
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Sonnydew420
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That is PMD! What makes you think this was done at the mint? Looks like it's been run over for a month in a walmart parking lot.
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How do you think that could be made that way at the Mint? What process would it go through to result in that damage? Answer that and you'll have your answer.
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Postman damage certainly
PMD = Post Man Damage
Well yeah some of it is but look at liberty the E an Y are ok looking the rest not the best but how does those an the date survive that kind of post damage? I mean there's little chunks of metal everywhere an there might be a ghost d
420 definitely.
It's just damage. PERIOD.
I agree, as I doubt that the postman was the one who damaged the coin. There are infinite other possibilities.
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Apparently, this is the quality you get when you let a Postman work a coining press.
You're basically saying "I can't explain how that could be damaged, therefore it must be an error". That's the wrong way to justify an error.
In order for it to be an error, you have to explain how it could occur during the minting process. Extremely knowledgeable members who understand the minting process have told you it can't occur
Here are some basics to get you started. If you are searching for errors, and aren't spending a chunk of your time learning and studying the minting process, you'll just keep spinning your wheels.
This is going to sound rude (not intended), but recognizing that your coin is parking lot damage is something that is very basic. Even with a very rudimentary understanding of the minting process, it's obvious PMD. Your post really says you need to put down the loupe and spend time learning the process. You have to start somewhere
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=104&v=mqPvKxJXC_Y&feature=emb_title
https://www.coinnews.net/2014/01/06/how-the-denver-mint-makes-dies-to-produce-coins/
Definitely Post Mint Damage... Severe, almost certainly a parking lot coin. No further explanation necessary. Cheers, RickO
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I think (not just the postman), but anybody and everybody took a crack and a whack at this cent. Definitely an abused specimen.
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Ok look here smart guys
Let me guess post damage right? Found this one today with several others in my old winn Dixie warehouse that is now used for our furniture storage..
Found these coins in the corner under the desk where they used to count money
The Postman hates coins so he takes them out of their package and runs them over a few times with his truck, then repackages and delivers them - happens all the time....
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So is it really pmd cause idk that don't... Want the next example
Seriously found all these in the same spot with some other various dates
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Hopefully you saved the links showing the minting Process that members took the time to link for you. Go back and look at them in detail. Now where could that have occurred in the process?
Or maybe it could simply be corrosion PMD.
If you're going to be searching for errors, you need to invest some time in learning the minting and die making processes. Not trying to be rude but even with a little knowledge of the minting process, it's obvious that your coins are not errors.
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