last night find
fish1967
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fish1967
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fish1967
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Looks like a normal cent, what am I missing?
You found a beat up old penny?
Great example of machine doubling!
Yup, we see the md.
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A good example to keep as a reference to what machine doubling looks like.
I think the OP is implying this is a CLOSE AM, which it is not.
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I think OP is talking about the doubling.
Die deterioration doubling.
Hopefully he’ll be back to clarify, I see a normal cent with some die deterioration.
Seems like a pretty extreme example of die deterioration.
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well that sounds about right, I'm taking a couple more pic to post > @lcutler said:
the MD I'm going to try to get better pic, also no one noticed or its just me his area around ear looks' wrong
Hope these pic are better The last pic starting below A in state traveling thrue R in pluribus is that a die crack
It's still only 1c. 99 more and you'll have a dollar.
Split plating, Linear plating bubbles, MD, well at least it wan't a space ship.
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