A FEW NEW MULTI-ERRORS JUST BACK FROM TODD......
ThePennyLady
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Here are a few multi-error Lincoln cents I just got back from being photographed from Todd. I'm curious if anyone can see what NGC states as "damage" on the first one. I know many of you aren't crazy about the edgeview holders, but I really like them, especially on clipped errors. And on this triple clip, it's an interesting coincidence that the NGC prongs are located in the same position as the clips.
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been 'bent', probably caught in a counting
or rolling machine.
See the dark 'zinc' line running up and down on
both sides of that indented area - that's what
I'm talking about.
That's why NGC called it damaged - it's an error,
but it's also damaged after it was struck.
Fred
<< <i>The Indent area of that first coin has
been 'bent', probably caught in a counting
or rolling machine.
See the dark 'zinc' line running up and down on
both sides of that indented area - that's what
I'm talking about.
That's why NGC called it damaged - it's an error,
but it's also damaged after it was struck.
Fred >>
I think Fred is exactly right and the coin was bent and straightened. I saw the same thing but didn't post it because I couldn't see the reverse well enough to be sure.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
<< <i>The Indent area of that first coin has
been 'bent', probably caught in a counting
or rolling machine.
See the dark 'zinc' line running up and down on
both sides of that indented area - that's what
I'm talking about.
That's why NGC called it damaged - it's an error,
but it's also damaged after it was struck.
Fred >>
Discounting what Fred says.....(what does he know anyway)....I think the first coin was bent at some point after being struck