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crazy !!!!!1976 eisenhower bicentennial overstruck by canadian 1$ 1982 constitution commemmorative
Pick913
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sendinfg to pcgs this coin has both reverses for IKE regular and bicentennial?possible 76 overstruck by later Ike then trimmed and overstruck by 82 canadian?any thoughts?dual country double or triple fenomination?canadian 15.67grams / 1,25in diameter
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If you stare at something long enough you will see whatever it is you want to see. I see nothing.
peacockcoins
My thoughts:
Pareidolia or outright hallucinations.
Why would the Canadian mint trim down an Ike?
Where did the Canadian Mint get an Overstruck Ike? Why didn't 2 added strikes obliterate the first one?
You're one day earlier with this thread.
Like the doctored photo showing a copper edge.
Nice try but I don’t think anyone is going to believe this.
"crazy" is the operative word here.
What's a femomination? That what they call it?
Femomination, that's when your mother blames you for something she only thought you did.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
I don't think the OP is experiencing paredoilia, I think he/she is paredoilic.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
Shhhhhhhhh don’t tell the error guys until it slabs
You will get more for it that way
Martin
Definitely send it in.
Calling the professional @emeraldATV
Please let us know what PCGS says about the coin.
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This is what a pant load of wishful thinking looks like.
It might just be the picture, but I don't see anything.
Get it sent fast.... I AM ANXIOUSLY awaiting to see the results.
Those ‘82 Canadian Constitutionals are just lousy w/ “overstrikes”.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1100031/1982-1-canadian-constitution-coin-overstruck-on-benjamin-franklin#latest
On the contrary, Google is not your friend.
I think what you're looking at are run-of-the-mill clash marks from the reverse die, not an overstrike. The detail above the Queen's crown looks like a match, not for the detail of the Liberty Bell from the Bicentennial Ike that you show, but for the large windows on the reverse of the Canadian coin. See the semicircular depression in the lowest horizontal line in your detail of the Canadian coin. The lines in the detail of the Liberty Bell don't show this feature, but the windows on the Canadian coin's reverse do.
Clash marks occur when the dies come together, without a coin blank between them. The dies strike each other leaving faint impressions of the reverse design on the obverse die, and vice-versa. Because the low points of the coin design are the highest points on the die, the marks are most visible in the fields, such as on your coin. When clashed dies strike a coin, the clash marks appear as a mirrored (flipped left-right) image of the clashing die, with raised and sunken details reversed (due to the additional transfer to the clashed die, before being transferred to the coin).
Clash marks can be very dramatic visually, but usually add no value to the underlying coin, unless it's a well-known variety collected by die variety specialists. I'm not familiar with this Canadian series, so don't know if there's any special interest in a variety like this, but based on the collectability of similar varieties in the US series, I would think it's a low probability.
you guys are too much!thanks for help i dont mess around with peoples heads , surely we know thats not right , ive only been doing neumismatics for 4 years, just accumalated my collection past 30 years now I have time going through it all catalog and itemize then aithenticate amd slab.
If you don't want to listen to reason, just spend your money and have it authenticated.
This looks like another bologna thread from someone who either should know better or actually does know better.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
Correct but the question is who?