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errrrr .. I mean Three Tailed ..... 
PCGS 1964 Chain Struck Double Brockages MS 65
PCGS 1964 Chain Struck Double Brockages MS 65
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Always expect the unexpected to happen, as it will anyway no matter what you do
Paranoid Speculation: Maybe the Chinese are making counterfeit error coins.
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In the word "CENT", the N is a mirror-image and the T is upside-down. How is that even possible?
Paranoid Speculation: Maybe the Chinese are making counterfeit error coins.
Look again upside down & backwards.
The lettering looks like one of those swirly captchas!
Look again upside down & backwards.
I see it now. Thanks.
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Very cool but 1964 was a year they manufactured some wild cent errors at the mint.
Ahh , come on Broadstrtuck, 1964 was a fun year at the mint
errrrr .. I mean Three Tailed ..... :
PCGS 1964 Chain Struck Double Brockages MS 65
you specialists really get under my skin sometimes.
i get a neat brockade error and i think im really doing something. then you come along with a
7x o/c brockage dual denom flipover quintipled reverse mirror brockage etc. and i have to
scurry off to my simple error corner to mumble, grumble and plot n plan.
nice one! gr8 image too.
1 - normal brockage
2 - saddle
3 - chain
4 - ?
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beyond the usual uniqueness of errors... Cheers, RickO