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IS THIS A MINTING ERROR...I REALLY THINK IT MIGHT BE THIS TIME!-DOUBLE STRUCK COLONIAL!
Verno
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One of my favorite coins....don't need to be a coin person to think its cool! Sent for new holder and true view... Thanks for looking RJ
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Very nice.... Any back story on this coin? Or just a good coin show purchase? Cheers, RickO
Was offered to me by a friend in Baltimore about 5 or so years ago...was in a scuffed up PCGS holder, but had to have it!
Colonial check, Error no magnifying glass needed check, nicely centered check, never seen one before check
Checked all the boxes....
Given the level of wear that coin probably remained in circulation for 10-15 years before some very early 1800's numismatist finally decided it was something special and put it away. Can you imagine an error like that lasting more than a few days in circulation today!
I DON'T KNOW. SORRY.
Funny how many more replies I get when I post something with post mint damage:(
It’s a neat coin for sure but the subject title may play a role in the reply count.
Nice
very nice colonial.
i have a question but would only serve a purpose if you are very knowledgeable about connec coppers.
truth ... your title made me question looking ... glad I did ... awesome example and congratulations on the find !
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Very interesting, very cool item and very unique, IMhO.
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R u sure it is a MINT-error and not a PMD (Purposely Made Device
I think it if it is a "mint Error" it must have been a "purposely knowingly and tolerated " made error.?
what year did you say it was manually made with hand made and hand operated presses?
Very cool!!
This
And I am glad I looked too! Killer coin!!
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