Error on 1912 S $10 Indian
rsei0120
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Has anyone ever seen double die on the reverse of a 1912 S $10 Indian coin??
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rsei0120
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I've never seen a doubled die on an Indian gold $10. If you think you have one, please post a pic.
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Do you have one that you suspect has doubling? If so, some pictures would help.
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That's a pretty broad yet very specific question. What might have made you ask? In most cases where someone thinks they have something, quality images go much, much farther toward getting worthwhile answers than just questions.
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Please post clear images and magnified image of the specific area. Cheers, RickO
As soon as I get it....Yes I took y'all advice and I am purchasing some coins....lol....I just purchased this one as soon as it comes I will takes pictures and post, I really need you to look at it as well, to make sure....could just be the light on pictures of it...I won it in an Auction an Oil Barron's estate collection out of OK, I am excited and I feel I got it for a good price,
I know sounds stupid, but if I wanted to answer a person back rather than everyone How do I do it
Hit "quote" under their post.
How about just showing us the auction photos that led you to purchase the coin? Surely the perceived error that you’re speaking of can be observed in those photos, no?
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Is it this auction?
This thread has trouble written all over it now.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Looking at your other posts you seem to be buying some very expensive coins for being so early into your collecting. That can almost only end in painful lessons for a new collector. I would suggest pumping the brakes just a bit to get more familiar with things before jumping in with both feet. Is there a coin shop local to you?
That being said I am unaware of a 1912-S $10 DDO
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Looking around online looks like they don't have a great reputation.
https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/dallas/profile/online-auctions/gold-standard-auctions-0875-91131566
Wow the terms & conditions section is crazy.
Ouch! The patterns of complaints covers all the major categories. Poor imaging, sellers not vetted, inaccurate valuations. Good luck
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Just sent them
I wish, we have been looking for a reputable one,
We have some coins we want to take to get looked at, to help us with some decisions , if anyone knows of any in the Fort Worth, Weatherford, Dallas or surround area, please let us know their information, pictures are hard to take sometimes to be able to have someone help it pretty hard for them to get an idea. Thank you all so much, after we read some of the comments, it was yikes, but I feel we were blessed, and trying to look for things, we feel it was not bad for my first buy., I paid $1,000 for it, other's were going for a lot more, however I had my limit set, there were some that looked really good until you blew them up and it was oh lord no...Yes can't do nor do I want to do this much again but I really like this coin...would like to get a 1911-S, but will wait, thinking about going to Vegas March 29, just to look... and learn, don't know any local shows right now, would love to go to some just to learn
Again thank you all so much for your advice We really do appreciate it
yeah......No!
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For anyone else thinking of bidding on gold standard auctions, DON'T unless you know what you are doing. I know another coin dealer I've befriended who has been screwed several times over by them. Their images do not generally match the condition of the coin and they juice their images to hide defects.
With careful lowball bidding and a lot of close research beforehand, I've had a couple decent picks but they are far and few between!
@rsei0120 yes go to a few shows where you can, Vegas, long Beach, etc. There is nothing like seeing coins in hand and many dealers will be happy to give you tips. You would be wise to avoid buying much on the internet until you have actually seen some coins in hand and learn to grade. Pcgs has a whole series on how to grade on YouTube if you have not seen it yet.
Please be careful out there. We don't want to see you get discouraged by making mistakes and getting burned. I've been there and done that. It's exciting but can get you in too deep very quick!
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Respectfully, I see no doubling. A circ 1912-S is worth $1500 max, full retail. If i were buying that coin I wouldn't pay more than 1100, 1200 if I really loved it.
Here's a much nicer one that sold for $1560 in December.
1912-S $10 AU58 NGC. NGC Census: (464/328). PCGS Population: (314/583). CDN: $1,114.80.Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS AU58. Mintag... https://coins.ha.com/itm/indian-eagles/1912-s-10-au58-ngc-ngc-census-464-328-pcgs-population-314-583-cdn-1-11480whsle-bid-for-ngc-pcgs-au58-mintag/a/1351-7360.s
There is no doubling on that coin
A true doubled die will stand out beyond reasonable doubt
I recommend buying gold coins like this in graded slabs until you get more familiar with them.
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And not segs or others... Pcgs or ngc if you want an honest grade. ANACS is OK too but they are a little looser at times in their grading than the other 2.
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Do you see this? I do not see this...
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
I do not see any die doubling.
I'm not seeing any doubling. I see some contact marks. One of the best tells for doubled die is split serifs at the corners of the letters where they narrow to a small point. Like a doubled tip on the tip of a "T" or something.
Just sent them
Thank you so much